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Christian LivingJuly/August 2012

Christian Eccentricity

They said, he is beside himself. Mk. 3:21 The most pitiable life in the history of the world is the life of the Lord Jesus. Those who study it find out, every day, a fresh sorrow. Before He came it was already foretold…

Henry Drummond 1851-1897 (Adapted)↗
WomanJuly/August 2012

Just as Thou Wilt

That they may teach the young women ... Lord, speak to me, that I may speak In living echoes of Thy tone … The day is long. Often weary and worn, we would faint beneath the responsibilities placed in our field of…

Marcia Zimmerman↗
Church MattersJuly/August 2012

A More Glorious Gospel

In the nearly eight years since we moved here, we have had several visitors who believe and teach something called “flat Bible” theology. “Flat Bible” thought is easy enough to recognize, but it has many variations.…

Bryce Geiser – Caneyville, KY↗
Church MattersJuly/August 2012

What’s on the Praise Menu?

Introduction Many churches today are facing the pressure of dealing with the world’s music trying to get into the church. Some of it is coming in the back door, but some of it is also being introduced in the front door…

James S. Martin - Scurry, TX↗
Spiritual exerciseJuly/August 2012

The Long View

“It helps, now and then, to step back and take a long view. The kingdom is not only beyond our efforts, it is even beyond our vision. We accomplish in our lifetime only a tiny fraction of the magnificent enterprise that…

~Oscar Romero↗
TestimonyJuly/August 2012

He Loved Righteousness ... and Hated Iniquity.

I find it incredibly difficult to put thirty-plus years into a few minutes of expression, in great feebleness. I want to read Isaiah 57:1. The righteous perisheth, and no man layeth it to heart: and merciful men are…

Based on the message given by Mose Stoltzfus at Bro. Denny’s funeral service↗
CharacterJuly/August 2012

It’s Not the Critic That Counts

“It is not the critic that counts, nor the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, nor where the doer of deeds could have been done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena— whose face…

~Theodore Roosevelt↗
Christian LivingJuly/August 2012

Which Kingdom Are You Living For?

As in this world we have no abiding city, we ought to seek one to come. He. 13:14 He (the Lord) says to me, “You know that you who are the servants of God dwell in a strange land, for your city is far away from this one.…

The Pastor of Hermas (1st or 2nd century A.D.)↗
PoetryJuly/August 2012

A Cry From The Heart

May my life from idols be, From chains of sin set free, Though others all around me bow, To idols and things fall down, Dear Lord, please cleanse my heart from these, And may I Thee forever please. My life is Yours and…

~Nancy Esh↗
Spiritual exerciseJuly/August 2012

Untitled article

If God would grant us the vision, the word ‘sacrifice’ would disappear from our lips and thoughts; we would hate the things that seem now so dear to us; our lives would suddenly be too short; we would despise…

By Nate Saint, written just before he was martyred by the Auca Indians in South America.↗
Book reviewsJuly/August 2012

Paula, the Waldensian

Note that to understand this review completely, it may be necessary to first read the article in this issue titled “Christian Eccentricity.” I met Paula—of all places—in an elk-hunting camp in the Rocky Mountains. Far,…

A book review by Mike Atnip↗
EditorialMay/June 2012

From the Editor

Looking down onto the floor of the Brooklyn Synagogue, our tour guide, Rabbi Beryl, explained the scene before us. He pointed out the men tightly and methodically wrapping their phylacteries around their arms, the…

~Bro. Dean↗
Christian LivingMay/June 2012

Beyond the Broken Mirrors

Imagine the proverbial man who lives in a room of mirrors. No matter which way he turns, everything points back to himself. And it’s a view he’s very content with—because he’s delighted to be the center of his universe.…

—Arlin Weaver↗
RevivalMay/June 2012

What are you doing here?

“What are you doing here?” was the question that God asked Elijah, the time that he ran, scared silly by the threats of a woman. Discouraged and tired from running, he was hiding in a cave, wishing to die. He had…

Pablo Yoder↗
Christian LivingMay/June 2012

Calculating and Evaluating Your Kingdom Service

Have you ever asked yourself, “How much can I accomplish for the Kingdom of God?” Like good servants and soldiers, we sincerely desire to do all that we can for our kingdom’s cause. However, all of us know that some…

Jacob C. Berlin↗
Modesty ArticlesMay/June 2012

The Beauty of Holiness

What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? (1 Co. 6:19) There are few areas in the Christian walk that cause more debate and conflict…

by Dean Taylor↗
Church MattersMay/June 2012

Letters from our readers

The following is a portion of a letter we received. We are only using one paragraph of the letter, since that is the portion we want to address in this reply. It is just as preposterous to say that E.M. Bounds, by being…

Christian LivingMay/June 2012

Hijacked!

The most famous hijacking that has ever occurred is probably the notorious 9/11 attacks. Four airliners took off on ordinary runs to predetermined destinies, only to be taken over by men with a mission to destroy. Within…

Mike Atnip↗
WomanMay/June 2012

My Soul, Be On Thy Guard

That they may teach the young women ... By God’s design, we are mothers … with specifically assigned tasks to fulfill. These responsibilities require careful attention and surrendered hearts, both of which can only…

Marcia Zimmerman↗
Christian LivingMay/June 2012

Installing a Kingdom Filter

I came across a phrase in the book Charting a Course for Youth, by Bro. Gary Miller, that served as the inspiration for this message. This book is about helping youth get a good start in life. A certain phrase jumped out…

Based on a message preached by Mose Stoltzfus↗
Spiritual exerciseMay/June 2012

I Must Pray in Secret!

That I must pray is a moral axiom; it is self-evident, it needs no proof. It is as much the instinct of my nature as it is the command of heaven. Prayer is my communion with God. It is my language of worship, as a man;…

Author Unknown↗
PoetryMay/June 2012

Thy Courts, O Lord

Thy courts, O Lord, a hallowed place, Wherein to sing Thy praise, And render forth in worship strong A thousand voices raise. Thy truths are bread for hungry souls, Thy waters quench our thirst, And by Thy mercies and…

Sylvan Ressler Sylvan Ressler↗
Church MattersMay/June 2012

About the song ...

Sylvan and Nancy Ressler live near Leola, PA, where they have attended Nickel Mines Mennonite Church for the last 33 years. Their four children have blessed them with 17 grandchildren. The song on the opposite page was…

EditorialMarch/April 2012

From the Editor

Wow, this has been a very busy few months since the last issue! During the whole month of January and one week in February I was at Faith Builders in Guys Mills, PA. They had asked me to teach a 5-week course on…

~Bro. Dean↗

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