By Glendol McClure Suppose you decided not to go to work because you didn’t feel good, so you called your boss and told him that you were too sick to come in. Suddenly, around 4:30 p.m. you start to feel a lot better so you decide you will go and pick up a few needed items …
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Abortion and Deception
By Marvin Cossey Evil causes must rely on lies and deception for their defense. Such is the case with abortion. Let’s look at some of the deceptive terms and arguments used by abortion advocates: In order to avoid the stigma of being pro-abortion they label themselves “pro-choice.” This sounds better! The word choice suggests liberty or …
A Parallel: A Missionary Society and Souther Christian University
By Wayne Goforth Recently, a paper was sent out by Southern Christian University (News and Notes, 1:2) to advise the brotherhood of their name change from Alabama Christian School of Religion. They had desired to put the word “Seminary” in their title, but feared they might lose some financial support if they did so (p. 4). …
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The Cost of Prodigal Living
By Dennis Tucker In Luke 15 we read of a young man who wanted to live life his way. He asked for his part of the family inheritance and left for greener pastures. Perhaps he felt too confined by his father’s standards. The lifestyle he chose is described in Luke 15:13. The New King James uses …