By Patrick Farish The questions of when, and with what frequency, the Lord’s Supper is to be eaten, are not new. The practices of the religious world today range from the wrong frequency (annual, quarterly, etc.) through the wrong day (Thursday, or any day the notion strikes) to the right day and frequency for the wrong …
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By Jerry Parks No one should appreciate the unique activities of the Lord’s day more than the Christian. Yet often those claiming to be Christians seem to show the least appreciation for this day. One of the things associated with the Lord’s day is the action of assembling with the saints. Proof That The Early Church …
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By Mike Willis In Rev. 1:10, John wrote, “I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s day . . .” By the time that the book of Revelation was written, one day had already come to be designated as the “Lord’s day.” Which day was it? Sabbatarians tell us that the Lord’s day is the seventh …
By Daniel H. King There are a lot of people in the churches who, when they read our articles and hear our sermons on liberalism, social gospelism, and the issues presently confronting the church, will scoff and say, “Just more of the ravings of those crazy antis.” At the same time, though, there are sincere and …
