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ChurchJanuary/February/March 2007

Consecrated

Wearied by the continual battles with the Philistine armies, exasperated by the heat of the harvest-time sun, David’s army waited in the caves outside Bethlehem, observing the Philistine army down below them. David,…

by Dean Taylor
Christian LivingJanuary/February/March 2007

Is There BLOOD On The Doorpost?

There is a beautiful legend told about a little boy who was the first-born of a family in Egypt, when the destroying angel swept through that land, and consequently who would have been a victim on that night if the…

by D.L. Moody
PoetryJanuary/February/March 2007

Primitive Christianity

HAPPY the souls who first believed, To Jesus and each other cleaved, Join’d by the unction from above, In mystic fellowship of love! Meek, simple followers of the Lamb, They lived and spake and thought the same; Brake…

by Charles Wesley
Blessing cornerJanuary/February/March 2007

Working the Fields

Webster’s 1828 Dictionary defines providence as “the care and superintendence which God exercises over His creatures”. This is just what we felt when we met Brother David Janzen in Manitoba, back in the summer of 2004.…

by Jeff & Susan Chapman Pikeville, TN
Christian LivingJanuary/February/March 2007

Cling Close to the Rock

Little Johnny and his sister were one day going through a long, narrow tunnel. The railroad company had built small clefts here and there through the tunnel, so that if any one got caught in the tunnel when the train was…

MedicalJanuary/February/March 2007

Health Care

We live in a world which offers us an almost endless list of choices when it comes to taking care of our health. We are bombarded every day by advertisements promoting a huge variety of products, procedures, and…

by Rodger Hertzler
YouthJanuary/February/March 2007

2006 Charity Youth Bible School Report

Over 600 youth gathered at Ephrata Christian Fellowship for the annual Charity Youth Bible School. This was a week of intense Bible study, Spiritual exhortation, prayer, worship, and fellowship. This report is given in…

by Mollie Jo Cassidy
EditorialJanuary/February/March 2007

Precious Letters from Our Readers

We thank God for the letters of counsel and encouragement we have received. It is the only way we can evaluate our progress. Keep them coming. Our desire is to foster a free flow of edification, inspiration and burden…

PoetryJanuary/February/March 2007

I See a Person Bending

I see a person bending Beneath a heavy load So many “whys” and “wherefores” Are in that burden stowed Each day the weight is growing The back more crooked bent Despairing and despondent The heart within is rent! But…

by Jennifer Rene’Daniel
EditorialSpecial edition 2007

From the editor...

Greetings to all in the name of Jesus! It is with great excitement that we present this special edition of The Heartbeat of the Remnant. When I first set out to gather the articles that I felt absolutely had to be…

Bro. Dean Taylor
RevivalSpecial edition 2007

REVIVAL AT ANY COST!

HOLY DESPERATION A Fervent Exhortation For A Revival Of Religion In Our Day The prophet Isaiah declared the woeful state of Israel over three thousand years ago: “Except the Lord of hosts had left unto us a very small…

by Greg Gordon
RevivalSpecial edition 2007

DUNCAN CAMPBELL

There are two things that I would like to say in speaking about the revival in the Hebrides. First, I would like to make it perfectly clear that I did not bring revival to the Hebrides. It has grieved me beyond words to…

Duncan Campbell
ParentingSpecial edition 2007

A Motivating Vision for Our Homes

Where there is no vision, the people perish, but he that keepeth the Law, happy is he. Proverbs 29:18 There was, in the days of Samuel the Prophet, a sad state of affairs in Israel. The ministers of the day had lost…

Taken from the book The Pursuit of Godly Seed, by Denny Kenaston
RevivalSpecial edition 2007

A Message To The World

The Power of the revival in South Wales is not of men, but of God. He has been close to us and has shown us the way. There is no question of creed or of dogma in this movement. The work that is being done has the…

by Evan Roberts
WomanSpecial edition 2007

A Mother’s Heart Cry

When the babies are out of diapers... When I can get a full night of sleep... When the children are old enough to help... When homeschooling is finished... When the teenagers are grown up... When the children are…

by Rachel Weaver
RevivalSpecial edition 2007

Revivals That Stay

Revivals are among the charter rights of the church. They are the evidences of its divinity, the tokens of God’s presence, the witness of his power. The frequency and power of these extraordinary seasons of grace are the…

E. M. Bounds
Home historiesSpecial edition 2007

Thoughts on The Martyrs Mirror

One of the most impressive historical accounts of radical Christianity and Christian persecution was recorded soon after the Reformation in a large book entitled The Martyrs Mirror. This stout-hearted work was compiled…

Dean Taylor
Christian LivingSpecial edition 2007

The Dungeon Of The Soul

Lamenting over the chains of our carnal nature and the shackles of our feeble efforts, the apostle Paul cries out in Romans 7:24, “O wretched man that I am! Who shall deliver me from this body of death?” If Paul were to…

Dean Taylor
Book reviewsSpecial edition 2007

The Pursuit of Godly Seed

It has been over fifteen years since Denny Kenaston first preached the series of messages known as “The Godly Home.” Since then, tens of thousands of copies of this message have been sent out across the country and…

Book Review by Dean Taylor
YouthSpecial edition 2007

How Do We Prepare Our Youth Girls For the Future?

Occasionally my husband and I, others at our church, or the tape ministry will receive letters asking us how we prepare our born-again young ladies for their futures. These letters are often asking if we send our girls…

by Helen Leibee
DiscernmentSpecial edition 2007

The Christian’s PET SIN

What is it? Gambling? Liquor? White-collar crime? Sexual immorality? No. It is the use of television. What began as a scientific breakthrough in the late 40’s with the promise of much good for mankind, has now been used…

by Ronald E. Willams, Director Hephzibah House 508 School St., Winona Lake, IN 46590
Non-resistanceSpecial edition 2007

“Shall I enter the Army?” Moody said, “No.”

The nineteenth century witnessed the greatest advance the Christian church had ever known. Missions, education and evangelism flourished and prospered. Great names emerged: Livingstone, Spurgeon, Booth, Finney, and…

RevivalSpecial edition 2007

Revival Terminology in History

A number of years ago in a book entitled Revival I gave the following definition of that term: “Revival is an extraordinary work of the Spirit of God producing extraordinary results.” While that phrase conveys the…

by Richard Owen Roberts
Christian LivingOctober/November/December 2006

Waiting

The greatest joy of an active mind is to be doing, to be achieving. O! It is a balm for all the woes of life, to be able to look upon the beneficial results of ones own labor. I have heard a man say he would almost be…

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