By Donald P. Ames One of the most aggravating things in talking to Mormons is that when their claims are refuted, they promptly come back with such statements as, “But later facts have changed all that, arid now it is viewed differently,” or “But we have read other books which show scholars now agree with us.” …
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By Hoyt H. Houchen Gratitude has become a rare gem in the world that is dominated by cold and selfish calculations. The word “thanks” is becoming more and more obsolete. So many in our generation seem to think that the world owes hem everything. Gratitude occupies no part of their thinking, much less does it find …
By Ed Harrell We need not to “think of men above that which is written” (1 Cor. 4:6). And yet we take encouragement from others, we admire feats of great spiritual courage, we can be lifted up by the faith of others. There is, in short, a social aide to Christianity. We seem bound and determined …
By Steve Wolfgang For the last few summers it has been my privilege to work in a number of gospel meeting in, the Upper Midwestern states (Iowa, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, etc.). In these labors I have: been supported largely by the Expressway Church here in ‘Louisville, where I have preached for several years (although in …
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