Facts about the Church from Matthew 16:18
“And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” Here is a very short …
Do Bible Topics Get Too Old?
Once in 1893, the great preacher and scholar, J.W. McGarvey, was about to preach on baptism (McGarvey’s Sermons, 109-121). He began by noting that many people in his audience might …
The Abandoned Father
It is tragic when children abandon their adult parents. Sometimes, instead of honoring and helping their aging fathers and mothers, children ignore and reject them. It’s hard to understand such …
Little Things
From time to time we may be tempted either to think too highly of ourselves or too lowly of ourselves. For those of us who are tempted to think too …
There’s a Movement Coming
Recently, the Fourth Avenue Church of Christ, in Franklin, Tennessee hired a lady named Lauren King to be their preaching intern. She preached at a Sunday service, and the Fourth …
N.B. Hardeman on The Restoration Movement
The great restorationist preacher of the early 20th century, N.B. Hardeman, preached a now-famous Gospel meeting at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville in March-April 1922, and subsequent meetings in the …
Who Hindered You?
In football, “forward progress” is an important concept. In fact, if a team is never stopped from making forward progress with the ball, then it cannot fail to win the …
Is it Possible to Love the Sinner and Hate His Sin?
The answer is yes. I have heard it said that it is impossible to love and hate at the same time. It may be difficult to feel opposite emotions simultaneously, …
What can L2L Keepers and Providers do for the Congregation at Macland Road?
By: Ben Giselbach; Guest Writer Paul’s letters to Titus and Timothy play a critical role in our understanding of how a New Testament church should be shaped. What the aged …
A Tragic Blindness
We feel sorry for those who cannot see. They may not desire our pity, but we pity them nonetheless. However, physical blindness is a light matter compared to spiritual blindnesses …