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PoetryJuly/August 2006

Of Whom the World Was Not Worthy

There are men alive on the earth today Abhorred and despised by the world; They live their lives in a quiet way— No banners for them are unfurled. They are not gifted in intellect, Nor brilliant in pen or word; But their…

by Rebecca Hansen
Christian LivingMarch/April 2006

The Napkin About Christ’s Head

And the napkin, that was about His head, not lying with the linen clothes, but wrapped together in a place by itself. John 20:7 Why ‘wrapped together in a place by itself‘? Because Jesus wished to show that He arose…

by Andrew Bonar
TestimonyMarch/April 2006

The Birth of a Fellowship

Recently I have felt that it would be a blessing to discuss some of the ways that God has been working across the country. It is such a blessing to watch the hand of God at work in people's lives. The folowing brief…

by Matthew Milioni
WomanMarch/April 2006

Instructions for a Godly Woman

The following article is a transcribed message from a ladie's meeting where Helen Leibee was speaking. It is often technically difficult to print these transcriptions and still maintain the flow and spirit of the actual…

by Helen Leibee
FamilyMarch/April 2006

The Influence of Family Worship on Children

There are many readers of these pages who, like the author, can go back to no period of recollection in which the worship of God was not duly observed under the parental roof; and they will agree in testifying that this…

Taken from The Family by B. M. Palmer & J. W. Alexander
WomanMarch/April 2006

The Gift of a Praying Mother

When David Talmage, the father of the famous preacher, T. DeWitt Talmage, was an eighteen-year-old boy still living at home with his brother Jacob and his sister, one night the three of them were going to a party. Their…

from Herald of His Coming
Non-resistanceMarch/April 2006

“Shall I enter the Army?”

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…

Published by Christian Printing Mission
ChurchMarch/April 2006

The Holy Kiss

When we began to seriously consider worshipping with a Christian fellowship, my wife and I acquired a copy of the Charity Christian Fellowship Statement of Faith. We wanted to see if we were “like-minded” in key areas of…

by Michael McDaniel
Christian LivingMarch/April 2006

Sinking Ship

That is the question we asked, no doubt, in s spirit of complaint. “If you loved us, Lord, then rescue us.” How soon they began to doubt Him! How soon they were ready to rebel, even though they called Him Master! . . .…

by Alan Redpath
ChurchMarch/April 2006

The INTRUSION of Natural Life in the Service of GOD

We have been at pains to show that Christianity has become very largely another Judaism, an outward system and a historic tradition. But it has become more than this. In its principles, methods, and means, it has largely…

by T. Austin-Sparks
Spiritual exerciseMarch/April 2006

The Principle of Praying Thrice

“And He left them again, and went away, and prayed a third time, saying again the same words.” Matt 26:44 “Concerning this thing I besought the Lord thrice, that it might depart from me.” 2 Cor 12:8 There is one…

by Watchman Nee
TestimonyMarch/April 2006

The Angel of the LORD

The angel of the LORD encampeth round about them that fear Him, and delivereth them. Psalm 34:7 A wonderful story is told by a Moravian missionary in connection with angelic protection. An American missionary and his…

Church MattersMarch/April 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 LivingMarch/April 2006

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We have heard with our ears, O God, our fathers have told us, what work thou didst in their days, in the times of old. How thou didst drive out the heathen with thy hand, and plantedst them; how thou didst afflict the…

TestimonyJanuary/February 2006

Mathilde Wrede

In 1900, the International Prison Congress was held in St. Petersburg. The greatest jailor on earth, the Tsar of all the Russias, the turnkey of the great ice dungeon, Siberia, opened the sessions. Grand dukes and other…

RevivalJanuary/February 2006

Formula for a Burning Heart

I have previously said that any Christian who desires to, may experience a radical spiritual renascence, and this altogether independent of the attitude of his fellow Christians. The important question now is How? Well,…

by A.W. Tozer
DiscernmentJanuary/February 2006

The Lion, The Witch, and the Happy Meal:

At the end of a short visit with my brother and his family this past weekend in South Carolina, we said our last goodbyes over a late night dinner at the local McDonald’s. I don’t care much for fast food—especially…

by Dean Taylor
Christian LivingJanuary/February 2006

How Men Grow

To rightly estimate any phase in any man’s life, we must consider it as a chapter in the process of his growth upward—or downward. Consider Jacob at Bethel when a ladder came down from Heaven ministering God’s love to…

by G.G. Warren
Christian LivingJanuary/February 2006

Painting for Eternity

When Apelles, the Greek painter, was asked why he bestowed so much labor upon his pictures, he replied, “Because I am painting for eternity.” He used the word as a bold figure of speech; but we may use the word literally…

by Theodore L. Cuyler
Spiritual exerciseJanuary/February 2006

Our Fellowship Is With The Father

I wonder sometimes whether any more startling or profound word is to be found in the New Testament concerning the relationship into which men and women in Jesus Christ are brought with God. This indeed is a sea wherein…

by Campbell Morgan
Christian LivingJanuary/February 2006

Soul Idolatry Excludes Men Out of Heaven

For this ye know, that no whoremonger, nor unclean person, nor covetous man, who is an idolater, hath any inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and of God. Ephesians 5:5 A covetous man is an idolater. Not only the…

by David Clarkson (1621-1686)
WomanJanuary/February 2006

Emotional Freedom

As young ladies, we are created with a need for emotional fulfillment. Though the desire for marriage is a God-given gift, the Lord has also supplied abundant grace to live happily without a life partner, for as few or…

by Mollie Jo Cassidy
Spiritual exerciseJanuary/February 2006

A PROMISE FOR SERVICE

“If ye ask, I will do.” Concerning those things which only God can do, we naturally betake ourselves to prayer. For knowing that we ourselves cannot do them, we find our hope only in that asking which brings God’s doing.…

from Out and Out Magazine 1907
Christian LivingJanuary/February 2006

Bird Cage

A man was on the side of the road with a large birdcage. A boy noticed that the cage was full of birds of many kinds. “Where did you get those birds?” he asked. “Oh, all over the place,” the man replied. “I lure them…

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