By Jeff S. Smith With little warning but great fanfare, U.S. Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders swept into Austin, Texas on January 21, 1994 to preside over the Grand Opening of yet another Planned Parenthood franchise. The Austin American Statesman printed a color photograph of Mrs. Elders sermonizing from the pulpit of a Methodist church in full …
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By Pat Donahue Mr. Cockrell notes correctly that I agree with him that faith saves, but still doesn’t understand that that doesn’t prove that we are saved at the point of faith. I’ll quote once again Hebrews 11:8, “By faith the walls of Jericho fell down, after they were compassed about seven days.” Here the walls …
By Connie W. Adams Ten Candles and Two Oil Lamps On January 16 and 17, the Louisville area was surprised with sixteen inches of snow. In Bullitt County, where we live, we measured 18 inches. That was followed by plunging temperatures reaching minus 22 on Tuesday night. We had several days and nights where temperatures hovered …
By Ken McLemore Excuse me while I address an issue that preachers aren’t supposed to address because politicians have labelled it as part of a broader political question. The moral standards of our society are being defined in the will of the majority, and automatically makes “right” whatever is the will of the majority. That idea …
