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Christian LivingOctober/November/December 2006

How to Trust God

Sovereignty—providence—election—predestination. If you are like me, you have at times felt reluctant to use such terms. Maybe you have even grimaced a time or two to hear others use them. Yet, these are beautiful…

by Dean Taylor
EditorialOctober/November/December 2006

From the Editor’s Desk:

God bless each of you as you receive this issue of The Heartbeat of the Remnant. First, I would like to apologize for the delay in the last few issues. We have recently decided to start putting these issues out…

Sincerely, Bro. Dean Taylor
WomanOctober/November/December 2006

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 married… If I had…

by Rachel Weaver
TestimonyOctober/November/December 2006

An Open Heaven!

My desire in sharing this is not to write my life story or to evoke pity, but rather to exalt God and to testify of what He can do when we lay aside all the fears and doubts and shame and choose to do what it takes to…

Testimony by Mary Yoder
Christian LivingOctober/November/December 2006

Tribulation Worketh

I want to show you clearly, from the word of God, that “tribulation worketh.” Tribulation has its place in your life today. As long as you are clothed in your body of flesh, it will be a part of your life. It is not…

A Transcribed Sermon by Dean Stump
ParentingOctober/November/December 2006

Counsel Upon Parental Duty and Responsibility

First, I remark that many err in too great severity or too great leniency of family government. Between parental tyranny and ruinous laxness of discipline there is a medium. Sometimes the father errs on one side and the…

Christian LivingOctober/November/December 2006

The Salt of the Earth

Who can estimate the force of a righteous life? Men have little faith in such a force, we know, but it is a force, nevertheless. Men say that meekness is weakness, strict conscientiousness is childishness, and that the…

DiscernmentOctober/November/December 2006

The Age of Television in an Age of Grace

For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast. Eph 2:8-9 To many of us, this is a favorite verse, and rightly so. Above all people of…

by Alex Marini
Christian LivingOctober/November/December 2006

Rejoice!

“Rejoice evermore” says St Paul, “Rejoice!” Rejoice! Says the sun as it smiles upon the world and makes me smile. Rejoice! Says the babbling brook as it splashes among the stones and flings back the sunrays in a broken…

by Ebenezer Manting, 1890
EditorialOctober/November/December 2006

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…

Christian LivingOctober/November/December 2006

Tenting Time

How apt we are to forget that this is only a “tenting-time”, and that rest is not permanent here, but elsewhere, further on. We drive our stakes and fasten our tent-cords, and then settle down as though we were quite…

PoetryOctober/November/December 2006

The Untrodden Way

The pathway of the year Is hidden and untried; I will not fear, for at my side Is One who cheers Through all the years; I do in Him confide. Through darkness compass me, And clouds about me fall, They cannot harm;…

by Ernest Little, 1907
FamilyJuly/August 2006

An Open Heart and Home

“Company’s coming! Company’s coming!” This joyful call often echoes through our house. We all wait in anticipation and welcome our guests at the door. This call and the anticipation that goes with it has always been a…

by Rachel Weaver
RevivalJuly/August 2006

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
Book reviewsJuly/August 2006

The Reformed Pastor

The Reformed Pastor by Richard Baxter was one of those books that I kept bumping into and hearing about for years, but never actually got around to reading it. To be honest, the word “reformed” in the title probably…

by Richard Baxter A Book Review and Ministry Challenge from Dean Taylor
Non-resistanceJuly/August 2006

From Whence Come Wars and Fightings Among You?

With the ever increasing occurrence of wars, terrorist attacks, and political corruption, even the secular world is beginning to ask the question—what’s going on? Not that war and corruption are anything new, but more…

by Dean Taylor
Spiritual exerciseJuly/August 2006

Source of Power

“God hath spoken once; twice have I heard this, that power belongeth unto God” (Ps. 62:11). God Himself is the great source of power. It is His possession. “Power belongeth unto God”, and He manifests it according to His…

by J. Hudson Taylor
ChurchJuly/August 2006

God Uses Clean Vessels

Tobias Kreider Hershey was born here in Lancaster County in 1879. At eight years of age he felt the desire to become a missionary. He was converted at age 17 and the next year was appointed superintendent of a nearby…

by T.K. Hershey From “The Evangelist”
ParentingJuly/August 2006

A Word to Parents

One of the saddest and most tragic features of our twentieth-century “Civilization” is the awful prevalence of disobedience on the part of children to their parents during the days of childhood, and their lack of…

by Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952)
PoetryJuly/August 2006

Thine All in All

Art thou weary, heavy-laden? Hear thee now sweet words of peace; “Come unto Me and rest.” Dost thou struggle to rise above thy trials? Have cares of life been thrust upon thee? “Fear thou not, for I am with thee.” Hast…

by Brittany Clark Age: 15
Christian LivingJuly/August 2006

PREPARE TO DIE

The date was December 15, 1989. There was a volcanic eruption in Alaska that shot ashes miles & miles into the sky, filling the atmosphere with dust and ashes. A Boeing 747 jumbo jet was flying in that area with 231…

Taken from the CD Gospel tract found at www.altarofpraise.com
TestimonyJuly/August 2006

The Progressing Faith of John Bunyan

John Bunyan was brought up by his father in the craft of a brass worker. Although he was never a drunkard or a violent man, his special sins were profanity, Sabbath-breaking, and atheism. Before he was converted, he was…

ChurchJuly/August 2006

When You Preach

When you enter the pulpit make no apologies. You may not be a big preacher but you have just as big a Gospel to preach as any preacher who ever lived. If you have a God-given message, deliver it. If you do not, the…

by S. S. Nelson
Church MattersJuly/August 2006

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…

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