By Dennis C. Abernathy Stonewall Jackson held prayer meetings in his classrooms at Virginia Military Institute, so Timothy Dwight held revivals in the chapel of Yale. Dwight was the head of the institution from 1795 to 1817. There was also a second Timothy Dwight who became President of Yale and he is noted for changing from …
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By Ron Halbrook Elders must be good communicators. This is necessary in order to be “apt to teach” and able ” to exhort and to convince the gainsayers” (1 Tim. 3:2; Tit. 1:9). Some are especially gifted and given to public preaching and teaching-laboring “in the word and doctrine” (1 Tim. 5:17). Not only must an …
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By Jimmy Tuten A. The book of Romans is the most profound of all N.T. books. It is viewed as a “masterpiece” among the inspired writings of Paul. B. Romans 12 is called “The Little Bible” because of its coverage of life in conformity to the doctrine of Christ. The word “therefore” connects the doctrinal section …
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By Mark Mayberry “Do you understand yourself well enough to make the most of your potential? Are you lucky in love? . . . To all these questions and many more, the stars have the answers.” So affirms Joan Quigley in Astrology for Adults, a book which has sold over 500,000 copies and is due to …
