By Wallace H. Little Economics Granting the present economic situation in the Philippines, I am forced to the conclusion that most of the churches there will not be self-supporting in this generation. That need not impede the growth of God’s people there if we are willing. American impatience is no where more apparent than among brethren …
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By Mike Willis The book of Acts records several cases of conversion which show us what is necessary for a man to do in order to be saved. We can conclude that, since God is no respecter of persons (Acts 10:34), whatever was necessary for those first century persons to do for salvation is exactly what …
By Jimmy Tuten, Jr. In recent years many blunders have been made in the realm of religion. People have accepted without investigation certain teachings, only to find later that these teachings were contrary to the Scriptures. Gullibly accepting all that comes along in religion results in drastic consequences, and is contrary to the Bible (1 John …
By Dan Walters The New Testament speaks of only two kinds of doctrine: that which is of God and is, therefore, sound doctrine; and that which is of man and, thus, unsound. The doctrine which God has revealed to man is called “sound doctrine” (Titus 1:9; 2:1; 2 Tim. 4:3), “the apostles’ doctrine” (Acts 2:42), “good …
