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At various times in the past 45 years, some brethren have been taken captive by a false doctrine which goes by several names—Realized Eschatology, Full Preterism, Max Kingism, Transdenominational Transmillennialism, and several others. The 40th Annual Bellview Lectures in Pensacola, Florida devoted their entire 2015 book to an evaluation
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At a conference on poverty on May 12th, the President of the United States of America made some rather interesting comments as he contrasted the issue of poverty with other issues that are important to Christians (which he defines in a broad sense). One of those statements was: This may
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At a conference on poverty on May 12th, the President of the United States of America made some rather interesting comments as he contrasted the issue of poverty with other issues that are important to Christians (which he defines in a broad sense). One of those statements was: This may
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Some brethren have become so lax on the subject of fellowship that they have grown quite careless in recent years. Some have adopted a “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) policy concerning where they hold gospel meetings, conduct workshops, or appear on lectureships. Then, when they are questioned about
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At a conference on poverty on May 12th, the President of the United States of America made some rather interesting comments as he contrasted the issue of poverty with other issues that are important to Christians (which he defines in a broad sense). One of those statements was: This may
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The preceding article is well written and well worth thinking about—especially for the younger generation. The first paragraph explains how young people are immersed in the new technology while the second one shows statistics concerning the popularity of such things as Facebook before asking the question (hypothetically) that if
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(Conclusion) There's another part of this even beyond the fact that God is watching me on Facebook, and that is that other people are watching me. Why does this matter? It matters because what they see on my Facebook site affects what they think about me, the church,
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In the same conference on poverty referenced on page one, a Mr. Dionne made this observation: Our friend, Jim Wallis, once said that if you cut everything Jesus said about the poor out of the Gospel you have a book full of holes. And these are evangelicals, Catholics and others
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At a conference on poverty on May 12th, the President of the United States of America made some rather interesting comments as he contrasted the issue of poverty with other issues that are important to Christians (which he defines in a broad sense). One of those statements was: This may
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Within weeks after the poll was published that said only 7% to 8% of Americans approved of adultery, the Orlando Sentinel published an article by Caitlin Dewey of the Washington Post which was given the full headline across the top of page D3: “Dating Apps Enable Cheating.” A secondary title
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At a conference on poverty on May 12th, the President of the United States of America made some rather interesting comments as he contrasted the issue of poverty with other issues that are important to Christians (which he defines in a broad sense). One of those statements was: This may
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People always seem to be willing to speak for Jesus—whether they know Him or not. They conclude that He says and thinks what they say and think—whether they know the Scriptures or not. Generally speaking, they speak out of ignorance and do not cite any Scriptures as a