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Christian LivingNovember/December 2011

On Fruit Bearing

The following beautiful language is found in Isa. 51:3: “For the Lord shall comfort Zion: he will comfort all her waste places; and he will make her wilderness like Eden, and her desert like the garden of the Lord; joy…

Charles E. Orr↗
CharacterNovember/December 2011

Kindness

Gentleness is enumerated, by the apostle, among the “fruit of the Spirit,” and yet there are some apparently religious men to be met with, in whose make-up gentleness does not hold a conspicuous place. How it enhances…

Home historiesNovember/December 2011

The Way of the Cross

Michael Sattler dipped his pen into the inkwell and continued to write. “… the Devil seeks to destroy, Christ seeks to save …” Slowly he leaned back and glanced around the spacious room. Wolfgang Capito had become a true…

By Dave Esh↗
PoetryNovember/December 2011

The Heritage of the Faithful

Don’t forget your heritage, Ye Christians of today, For many others fought and wept, While traveling this Way; They feared and loved, they lived and died, For the Almighty’s love, They smoothed the paths we travel now,…

—Claudia Esh↗
Book reviewsNovember/December 2011

In God We Don’t Trust

It’s a good thing author David Bercot was not born in 1730. He could very well be sporting some chicken feathers by now. I mean, you don’t tell American patriots that they are really rebellious rabble rousers who should…

A book review by Mike Atnip↗
Christian LivingNovember/December 2011

What Does Simple Living Have to Do with Christianity?

The smells of love feast are indelibly stamped into my memory. As a young boy, I sat on an old wooden bench just outside the kitchen of the meetinghouse and watched my mother cut bread for soup and make coffee. The…

Bryce Geiser↗
EditorialSeptember/October 2011

From the Editor

“Do you feel that!” asked my coworker with surprise. As she spoke, I looked around the library and noticed that the whole room was slightly shaking back and forth. Soon we all realized that we were experiencing an…

~Bro. Dean↗
Church MattersSeptember/October 2011

How Shall We Preach?

There are two types of preaching coming from pulpits, stemming from differing views of what constitutes the Gospel message. The one is often referred to as being “spiritual” and the other as “legalistic.” Although they…

Yost H. Miller (1918-2009)↗
YouthSeptember/October 2011

Dedication—A Noble Example for Young People

A bit of honest soul-searching is often good for us. Young people sometimes have the idea that they can be lukewarm in their devotion to Jesus Christ and get serious and holy when they are older. This is a tragic…

By Andrew V. Ste. Marie↗
Non-resistanceSeptember/October 2011

Lambs among Wolves

The disciples were brought up in the Jewish Church, the law of which allowed killing in self-defense and in wars under divine direction. When Jesus called them to follow Him, He sent them out as “lambs among wolves” and…

George R. Brunk, Sr.↗
Spiritual exerciseSeptember/October 2011

The True Holy War

This is a time of great reason to war against the enemies of our soul: a time to suffer, a time to sacrifice, a time to groan, a time to die. We are well aware that it has been given to the beast to make war against the…

Anonymous↗
RevivalSeptember/October 2011

The Preachers Confess!

Introduction In 1651 the Church of Scotland drew up what they called an “humble acknowledgment of the sins of the ministry.” While we at The Heartbeat of the Remnant have little confidence in a State Church that is in…

Home historiesSeptember/October 2011

He Died at His Post

In our minds, let’s travel back in time to the late 1850s and imagine a scene ... Two boys push their sticks through the July dust, pretending—as boys are wont to do—that the sticks are plows and horses turning over the…

Mike Atnip↗
WomanSeptember/October 2011

Marriage Is Like a Garden

Let me take you back 33 years ago when a young man and a young lady were courting. They lived about 600 miles apart and most of their courting was done by letter. One day, after about a year of courtship, mostly by mail,…

Rachel Weaver↗
FamilySeptember/October 2011

The Reasons Why ...

I will set no wicked thing before mine eyes; I hate the work of them that turn aside; it shall not cleave to me. Ps. 101:3 Neither shalt thou bring an abomination into thine house, lest thou be a cursed thing like it:…

By Daniel Mena↗
Spiritual exerciseSeptember/October 2011

The Conversation of the Unborn Twins

“Say, do you actually believe in life after birth?” the one twin asks. “Yes, definitely! Inside we grow and are prepared for what will come outside,” answered the other twin. “I believe that’s nonsense!” says the first.…

—Author Unknown↗
Church MattersSeptember/October 2011

Is God Our King or Our President?

Monarchy vs. Democracy One day I was talking with a coworker about the power of God to judge and rule the world. My coworker declared, “I think God is twisted to have destroyed the whole earth with a flood, including…

Nathan L. Meyers↗
EditorialJuly/August 2011

From the Editor

Last month my wife and I had the rare opportunity of visiting Europe on an Anabaptist Heritage tour, doing research and filming for future historical projects. What a blessing this was! To be there at the very church in…

~Bro. Dean↗
Christian LivingJuly/August 2011

The Cross Dynamic

Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. Jn. 12:24 When Jesus brought the gospel to Palestine, it was a world…

Arlin Weaver—Ontario, Canada↗
CharacterJuly/August 2011

Rumble, Rumble, Rattle ... Kalunk!

There are some things in life that are seemingly inexplicable. You try and try to figure them out, and then you just take them for granted, and finally just laugh at them and go on. I am thinking specifically of our…

Mike McDaniel↗
Modesty ArticlesJuly/August 2011

Cyprian, to the Unmarried Sisters

For God neither made the sheep scarlet or purple, nor taught the juices of herbs and shellfish to dye and color wool. Neither did He arrange necklaces with stones set in gold, and with pearls woven together or clustered,…

DiscernmentJuly/August 2011

Beyond the Bible

Our beloved Bible holds the record of being the most printed and translated book, having been translated into over 1200 languages. It also holds the title to being the book with the widest range of opinions concerning…

John Mark Weaver↗
Spiritual exerciseJuly/August 2011

Created for Worship

I and the lad will go yonder and worship. Ge. 22:5 Do you believe that we were created for worship? Revelation 4:10-11 tells us, “The four and twenty elders fall down before him that sat on the throne, and worship him…

Based on a message preached by Paul Lloyd↗
PoetryJuly/August 2011

Who Is This?

“... all the city was moved, saying, Who is this?” He is the greatest man who ever lived! He is the most honorable man who ever lived! He is the most noble of men, the most dedicated of men, the most venerable of men,…

(Adapted from an unknown author by Mark Brubaker)↗

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