By Warren E. Berkley The idea of sinking all our differences into a sea of “love” and sweet tolerance and uniting in division seems to be rapidly reaching every part of the religious world. Denominational bodies who have formerly harbored revenge are now skillfully defending latitudinarianism and independence of belief. Even some who have been enslaved …
Author Archives: Mark Mayberry
The Thunderous Silence of God!!
By Ron Halbrook If you have not read Joe Neil Clayton’s Thunderous Silence Of God, brother you are missing a real treat. Much that we read brings tears to our eyes like those of Jeremiah for the drifting of God’s people. No one asked us to write this commendation; we cannot help writing it in these …
The Agonies of Death
By Duane Crim As humans, each of us has some resistance to death and all that goes with it. We know it is happening to others and like to think it will not happen to us till we are ready for it; especially is this true when we are young and seemingly healthy. Having lost my …
Imputation of Christ’s Personal Righteousness
By Cecil Willis The brethren with whom we have been in discussion over the grace-fellowship issue announced several months ago that they were done with the controversy. Since they devoted seven pages of the March 14, 1974 issue of the Gospel Guardian to their recently borrowed concept of grace, evidently what they meant when they said …
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