By Dennis Tucker The title of this article is a takeoff from a book written by Lewis Grizzard, “Elvis Is Dead And I Don’t Feel So Good Myself.” Regena came to me on March 22, 1994, to tell me that Lewis Grizzard had died. Keep in mind that the University of Kentucky Wildcats was in the …
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By Steven Wallace Some among us have argued for a subjective approach to unity with those who teach error on divorce and remarriage. This approach is different from simply seeking unity based on truth (Eph. 4:3; John 8:31-32) and allows for unity-in-diversity among brethren who teach and practice opposing views. A recent news story demonstrates the …
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By William C. Sexton Eight months have rapidly passed since I came to work with the congregation that meets at 711 Access Road in Van Buren, Arkansas. Some good things have happened: 1. We have had several families be identified with us. After observing and listening, they have decided to be a part of the congregation …
By Larry Ray Hafley The poignant words that serve as our title were taken from Matthew 26:75. They are found in a passage that will serve to recall the situation to the mind’s eye. “And Peter remembered the word of Jesus, which said unto him, before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice. And he …
