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Church MattersJuly/August/September 2008

AUTHORITY

I present to you today what I feel is a great need in many believers’ lives. I fear that many of us have absorbed way too much of this individualism that is so prominent in our land. This is a call to lay down our own…

by Clifford Fox
ChurchJuly/August/September 2008

The Beauty of “We”

I saw an interesting article this evening. It was about the Anabaptists and had a sentence that I’ve been thinking about: ‘I sometimes wonder what it would have been like to have been part of the “we” of Michael…

Claudia Esh
Spiritual exerciseJuly/August/September 2008

A Singing Heart

“I will sing unto the LORD as long as I live: I will sing praise to my God while I have my being.” Psalm 104:33 Here are some true examples of what a song can do. I was in the middle of the airport, but there it was—the…

by Rachel Weaver
Church MattersJuly/August/September 2008

Feeding Sheep or Amusing Goats?

An evil is in the professed camp of the Lord, so gross in its impudence, that the most shortsighted can hardly fail to notice it during the past few years. It has developed at an abnormal rate, even for evil. It has…

by Charles Spurgeon 1834-1892
FamilyJuly/August/September 2008

Divorce and also Remarriage in the Early Church

After the death of the apostles, Christianity continued to grow and flourish, even though it was beset by poverty and persecution. When we read the writings of the early Church, we enter a world that is in some ways very…

by Dean Taylor
ParentingJuly/August/September 2008

Monsters of Cruelty

Now that I am a father, and know the affection of a parent—would I not defend from every danger—would I not bestow every truly good thing—would I not implore every blessing—on my tender children? Would I not nourish…

by James Meikle (1730-1799)
Spiritual exerciseJuly/August/September 2008

When God Complained

For us to understand God, He must speak to us in anthropomorphic terms. When He speaks to us of anguish, He must explain it in a way that we can understand. In Jeremiah 4:19-22, we have God crying out as if He were a…

by Don Kistler
Church MattersJuly/August/September 2008

BEWARE OF THE SCRIBES AND THE PHARISEES!

Pharisees Therefore, when one speaks of justification through Christ, one must also speak of that faith, which cannot be without works of repentance—yea not without love, which is an anointing. For such an anointed…

Michael Sattler
Book reviewsJuly/August/September 2008

Plain Speaking

Most professing Christians today have the mistaken notion that a man needs to go to seminary in order to be an effective preacher. However, the New Testament Christians had no seminaries. Yet, they raised up effective…

A BOOK REVIEW BY DEAN TAYLOR
RevivalJuly/August/September 2008

THE PRAYER MEETING IS DEAD!

APOSTOLIC PRAYING As we look to the biblical account of the book of Acts we see the striking theme of prayer throughout its testimony. We see in it apostolic prayer that depends on God, that is desperate before God. The…

by Greg Gordon
Church MattersJuly/August/September 2008

Zwingli—Reformer

In a previous study of the Reformation in Switzerland, we looked at the birth of the Anabaptist movement, and the Schleitheim confession. Remaining was the question as to how fellow-Christians could become so intensely…

by Glendon Fox
PoetryJuly/August/September 2008

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Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Thou art the Potter, I am the clay. Mold me and make me after Thy will, while I am waiting, yielded and still. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Search me and try…

RevivalApril/May/June 2008

Preparing The Ground For REVIVAL

“See, I have this day set thee over the nations and over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull down, and to destroy, and to throw down, to build, and to plant.” Jer. 1:10 Of this six-fold commission, four injunctions…

by J. Edwin Orr
Spiritual exerciseApril/May/June 2008

Praying . . . till we PRAY

Dr. Moody Stuart, a great praying man of a past generation, once drew up a set of rules to guide him in his prayers. Among these rules is this one: “Pray till you pray.” The difference between praying till you quit and…

by A. W. Tozer
MartyrdomApril/May/June 2008

A Garment Of Patience

I find this story inspiring because the man remembered that God sees everything and allows no temptation above what we are able to bear. He knew that no matter how much he suffered here, his tormentors would be punished…

from the Martyrs Mirror
WomanApril/May/June 2008

God Needs Praying Mothers

Though God is calling Christians everywhere to pray, this little article is specifically to call Christian mothers to daily, earnest, believing prayer. God said repeatedly, “Ask and you shall receive,” and He modeled the…

by Rachel Weaver
Spiritual exerciseApril/May/June 2008

Life in Earnest

Either Christianity is the grossest deception that was ever palmed upon mankind, or else it is one which deserves the whole life and force and strength of every man who has been blessed by it! Some Christians live as…

by Charles Spurgeon
FamilyApril/May/June 2008

Not Under Bondage

A few days ago I was at work when a nurse handed me a newspaper and pointed to a small article asking me what I thought about it. The article was about a radio station in West Virginia that boasted that it was “giving…

by Dean Taylor
DeceptionApril/May/June 2008

Optional Illusions

The title of this article is a play on words. A common term is optical illusion, which is defined as “a visual experience in which there is some kind of false perception of what is actually there”. It could be the…

by Dave Esh
Church MattersApril/May/June 2008

RISE UP, O MEN OF GOD!

We planned and prayed and prepared for Leadership Seminar this year with lots of expectation. We converted our office into a bedroom to house our guests, and made the necessary preparations at work and at home to have…

Personal report and testimony by Glendon Fox
Christian LivingApril/May/June 2008

Technology Dictates Morality

Technology dictates morality—really? Isn’t technology morally neutral? How can it dictate morality? Is not the reverse the truth: morality dictates technology? What is the truth here? Western society has been trained to…

by Chester Weaver
PoetryApril/May/June 2008

Until the Daybreak

The night is dark, yet stars are studded Jewel-like on the midnight sky, Puffs of filmy clouds have scudded From the breezes’ evening sigh; On the wind a gentle calling Of a wooing nighttime bird; Dew, still falling,…

Claudia Esh June 23, 2007
RevivalJanuary/February/March 2008

A Revival in Schleitheim

I would like to take you with me back in time almost 500 years to a little town in Switzerland called Schleitheim. But to understand the arena in which this revival took place one has to go back even earlier. From the…

by Glendon Fox
Spiritual exerciseJanuary/February/March 2008

Sacred Picklocks

Whenever you cannot understand a text, open your Bible, bend your knee, and pray over that text; and if it does not split into atoms and open itself, try again. If prayer does not explain it, it is one of the things God…

by Charles Spurgeon

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