By Ron Halbrook The churches of Christ at Knollwood in Xenia, Ohio, and at Dorothy Avenue in Fairborn have differed for several years on the covering question and women teachers. Brethren at both places have generally respected each other’s convictions with quietness and encouraged one another in gospel labors. Recent strains in our relations led to …
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By Leonard Tyler In Luke 18:1-14 are two parables on prayer. Both of these present some needful thoughts regarding prayer. Both impress that God hears and responds to the prayers of His children. The purpose of the first parable was: “that men ought always to pray, and not to faint.” This instruction goes right along with …
By Morris W.R. Bailey In this article in this series, I shall point out that a wrong attitude toward the truth is implied in the fact that there are some who become Enemies Because Of The Truth The epistle to the Galatians is, perhaps, one of the most controversial of the New Testament epistles. It was …
By Mike Willis The word nomos which is generally translated “law” appears a number of times in the New Testament. The greatest concentration of references to the law occur in Romans and Galatians, as one familiar with the theme of these two books would expect. Law Before Moses Inasmuch as sin is the transgression of the …
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