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Christian Living

Practical reflections on following Jesus in everyday choices, work, and relationships.

Christian LivingApril/May/June 2007

The Way of Holiness

Used of God to bring about the “Great Awakening” in America. Known for the sermon “Sinners in the Hands of An Angry God”. Considered by many to be the “Father of the Evangelical Church”. My question as I read this is…if…

by Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758)↗
FamilyApril/May/June 2007

Instructions for Avoiding Dissension in the Home

It is a great duty of husbands and wives to live in quietness and peace, and avoid all occasions of wrath and discord. Because this is a duty of so great importance, I shall first open to you the great necessity of it,…

by Richard Baxter (1615-1691)↗
Christian LivingApril/May/June 2007

SOAP IN THE WATER TANK

With God there are no conditions for salvation—“whosoever will;” but there are many conditions for power in service. One of these conditions is that we must not only lay aside every “sin”, but every “weight”—be pure,…

Taken from “The Travelers Guide”, 1900↗
FamilyApril/May/June 2007

One Flesh One Covenant

“…Yet is she thy companion, and the wife of thy covenant. And did not he make one?” (Mal. 2:14-15). Divorce…the very word brings such pain, such heartache, such contention. It not only divides families, it splits…

by Dean Taylor↗
Christian LivingJanuary/February/March 2007

One Stick at a Time

The evil of yesterday is gone, that which is appointed for tomorrow is not yet arrived. Would it not be well if we could live with the Lord by the day? This reminds me of a fable. A father asked a young child to carry a…

by John Newton Author of Amazing Grace↗
Christian LivingJanuary/February/March 2007

CASTAWAY

I invite your attention to a few words found in 1 Cor 9:27: “Lest that by any means, when I have preached to others, I myself should be a castaway.” Paul was too eager and too practical a man to dally with a bogy dread.…

by F. B. Myer↗
Christian LivingJanuary/February/March 2007

Alone? Not Alone!

“I, even I only, am left a prophet of the Lord.” 1 Kings 18:22 “I, even I only, am left.” 1 Kings 19:10,14 “Yet will I leave me seven thousand in Israel, all the knees which have not bowed unto Baal.” 1 Kings 19:18 “Then…

by T. Austin-Sparks↗
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↗
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…

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↗
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↗
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↗
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↗
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…

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…

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↗
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↗
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↗
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…

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