By Earl Robertson Often we are asked this question. Mere established practices often become the norm for many religious activities. But the fact of their existence is not sufficient authority to make them right before God. The history of sprinkling covers many centuries, but it does not go back to the apostles of Christ in the …
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By Irvin Himmel No work is more noble than converting lost souls to Jesus Christ. To “convert” means to change or turn. I propose now to examine four major hindrances to conversion. Failure-to Realize Lost Condition People who see the need for financial protection do not have to be sold on the merits of insurance. A …
By Wallace H. Little Economics Granting the present economic situation in the Philippines, I am forced to the conclusion that most of the churches there will not be self-supporting in this generation. That need not impede the growth of God’s people there if we are willing. American impatience is no where more apparent than among brethren …
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By Mike Willis The book of Acts records several cases of conversion which show us what is necessary for a man to do in order to be saved. We can conclude that, since God is no respecter of persons (Acts 10:34), whatever was necessary for those first century persons to do for salvation is exactly what …
