By Karl Diestelkamp “How was your trip to Nigeria?” I respond, “Terrific!” Twenty-eight days packed to the gills with preaching, teaching, answering Bible questions, talking and traveling in seven different Nigerian states, and meeting with hundreds of brethren and scores of faithful gospel preachers — what more could a preacher ask for? It was my privilege …
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By Lloyd Nash “The due order” . . . this phrase was uttered by David, one of God’s great servants. Let’s look at this statement and see what brought it on. David thought it good to bring up the ark of God again. He failed the first time because he sought it not after the due …
By Leslie Diestelkamp For several years brother Mike Willis and I have corresponded regarding our differing convictions on the subject of continuous forgiveness for the faithful Christian. Repeatedly he has asked me to write an affirmative on this subject. For several reasons that do not need to be identified here, I have hesitated to do so, …
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By Leslie Diestelkamp It had been just over eleven years since I had visited Nigeria, and this 21st day of January 1985 was to bring to me a rather king and frustrating awareness of drastic change. The big cities in which I had lived and worked in former years are now so much larger — indeed, …
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