By William B. Wright An ounce of prevention, goes an old adage, is worth a pound of cures. The meaning of this truism, any sensible person knows, is to correct a situation at the first evidence something is wrong rather than to allow it to continue until too late. We are urged to fight cancer with …
Author Archives: Mark Mayberry
Concern or Misplaced Emphasis
By A. C. Grider On a recent Sunday night my wife and I had occasion to drive to Louisville after services. As we drove past Bernheim Forest our attention was attracted to some helicopters circling overhead with bright spot lights playing on the ground below. As we drew nearer, we were startled by seeing many cars …
Whoopee — Here We Go in 73!
By Raymond E. Harris What brings on this outburst of excitement? Well, after reading a Newsletter from the San Jose church of Christ in Jacksonville, Fla., I suppose we are expected to be breathless with excitement! The Newsletter commences with the assertion that “The greatest opportunity of this century to reach the citizens of North America …
Archaeology and the New Testament (VI)
By Mike Willis Examples of Specific Corroboration in Acts Turning to the book of Acts, one finds proportionately a good deal more material able to be checked by the archaeologist. The proof of Lukes accuracy as a historian will be evidenced repeatedly. One of the events happening in Jerusalem was the conflict between Stephen and the …