Category: 2018 – Jan/Feb

Why Emphasizing Scriptural Doctrine Is Right — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: January/February, 2018)

In our post-modernistic culture which shies away from the notion of absolute right and wrong, many do not embrace the idea that one can hold to a position which is authoritatively right and thus make all contrary positions authoritatively wrong. As with most other cultural trends, this relativism has seeped into the minds of many in… Read More Why Emphasizing Scriptural Doctrine Is Right — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: January/February, 2018)

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“Swallowed Up” With Selfishness and Pride — Stephen Scaggs

Tremendous joy was in Heaven when it heard the news of Nineveh’s repentance. There is a clever wordplay not apparent in English translations, but it is readily apparent in the Hebrew. When God saw how they had turned from their wicked (ra’ah) way, He turned from the calamity (ra’ah) (Jonah 3:10). In the presence of… Read More “Swallowed Up” With Selfishness and Pride — Stephen Scaggs

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A Mother And Daughter Look At Titus And Timothy — Autumn & Kaitlyn Richardson

Editor’s Note:  The church of our Lord is made up of men and women who are older and younger.  Sometimes there can be a disconnect between the generations.  It’s natural for one to easier relate to one’s peers within one’s own generation, but this can easily become a stumbling block to the unity between the… Read More A Mother And Daughter Look At Titus And Timothy — Autumn & Kaitlyn Richardson

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