By Dick Blackford It shouldn’t. He’s God! If I raised the dead it would be incredible, but it isn’t when God does it. Surely the one who gave life in the first place would have no trouble restoring it when it is lost. Christianity loses its authority, its unique position among the religions of the …
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By Randy Blackaby Many have undertaken to write in recent years of the desperate social conditions and the moral vacuum being created by the growth of fatherless homes. Our response has been to decry out-of-wedlock births, divorce, and do- nothing fatherhood. That is as it should be. But one issue is often overlooked. What is …
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By Connie W. Adams That the churches described in the New Testament had a treasury made up of freewill offerings from the members is evident from several passages. Paul gave the same order to the churches of Galatia that he gave to the church at Corinth. “As I have given orders to the churches of …
By Mike Willis The subject of Christian fellowship has been an important issue for the twentieth century. The ecumenical movement of Protestant denominationalism changed those churches; instead of being denominations at war with one another, they accepted one another as Christians with different denominational heritages. The influence of this movement spilled over into the restoration …
