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| Volume 4 , No. 1 | Elk City , Oklahoma | January , 2005 |
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"God Is My Pilot"
Sinatra sang that he did it his way, while comedian Flip Wilson said he'd rather do it himself. Alton Fonville does a short study, with scriptures, on whether we should have divine guidance in our driver's seat... The Egyptian Unity Conference Pharaoh didn't remain ruler of Egypt without having sharp negotiating skills. Yet, Moses' perspective on unity was God's perspective too, and you know the rest of that story. George W. DeHoff provides a four point study on how to have, and whether we do have, unity today. "When Was The Church Set Up?" F. B. Srygley shows how chronology lets the Bible student avoid tragic error. He matches author J. Y. Holcombe's 3 paragraphs on Jesus' establishment of the church with his own 3 paragraphs, giving us the correction. What Must I Do To Be Saved? What one must do to be saved is always the same process. But when you ask directions to a destination, your answer will depend on where you are on that journey. C. D. Plum uses 3 Biblical illustrations to answer the most important question of one's lifetime. A Leader Gone Astray "For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required —" (Luke 12:48) Batsell Barrett Baxter's sermon is on the responsibility of leadership, the allure of what's in style, and the parallels of our day to Elijah's day. His warning about the Philosophy of Political Correctness lives after him: "There is plenty of opposition now, and discouragement and persecution for people who love the Lord and are willing to serve Him. It takes different forms, but it is just as effective and deadly." |
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Not All That Glitters Is Gold
While proponents of gambling will defend their passion by saying it is not condemned in the Bible, Roelf L. Ruffner applies some uncomplicated logic to several scriptures which do condemn equivalent wrong behaviors and command opposite right behaviors. We must remember that we are to be Christ-like... Continue To The End A 90-second reminder from Harold Gardner: we must persevere in the truth rather than having a transient obedience — not drawing back into the former lusts nor persuing fables for itching ears! |
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A Columnist On Theology
In 1933 columnist T. H. Alexander wrote an article that is timely today. The writer appears to appeal to a form of "common sense" upon which to base his pronouncements about Jesus and the Bible. This appeal to readers does, in essence, 'preach another Jesus.' F. B. Srygley denies these assertions in his refutation. God's Indestructible Word Tom Wacaster supplies a meticulous presentation of the soundness of the scriptures. Would that Mr. Alexander had studied this scholarly work in detail! Recommended to the serious searcher, the good soil of Jesus' parable (Mark 4:8, 4:20). The Ways Of A False Teacher ( reprise ) The greatest harshness in describing the false teacher comes from God Himself. The world continues to be awash in their error. Roelf L. Ruffner's sermon summarizes and categorizes their ilk. |
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