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A few days ago some publicity was given to a gentleman in our area who was posting religious messages on a well-traveled highway, but on property owned by his religious group – and with their consent. The point of the article was that his messages were resented by much of the populace, and this was … Continue reading “Is It “Taking It Out Of Context”? – Bible study”

As we grow older, we sometimes become set in our ways and unwilling to admit when we are wrong. Worse yet, if we don’t see eye-to-eye with others, we become critical of them and try to discredit their views. For example, when some members disagree with the preacher’s remarks, they seem to be quick to … Continue reading “Correctly Handling Criticism – Bible study”

In most areas wherein another’s love is considered, it is a most difficult task to make judgment as to just who doesn’t love. It is not difficult to judge when one doesn’t love the truth, or the church, etc. One who spurns or perverts truth plainly doesn’t love it (2 Thessalonians 2:10), for love of … Continue reading “Judging on the Matter of Who Doesn’t Love – Bible study”

Christians have the “peace that passeth understanding” to keep their minds and hearts in the Lord (Philippians 4:7). When we’ve written all, and said all, on the subject, the fact remains that we are privileged to have that which the world does not have, and cannot have, while remaining “the world.” A good point was … Continue reading ““I Sleep Nights” – Bible study”

This item is indispensable for every Christian, because It will help the Christian to become a more efficient worker for the Lord. For years, this writer has heard Christians say, “I’ll do this as soon as I can get a “round tuit.” The above is a “round tuit.” Please print and cut it out now! … Continue reading “Now You’ve Got One! – Bible study”

The following story is by an anonymous author, but the message that is presented in the storyline is very clear. It’s definitely a message that the people of the world needs to hear and seriously meditate upon: A wealthy man and his son loved to collect rare works of art. They had everything in their … Continue reading “Who’ll Take The Son? – Bible study”

When I think of the many veterans who have faithfully served our country throughout its history, I cant help but think of the Marine Corp motto, Semper Fidelis (see article). That Latin phrase simply means Always Faithful. When I think of that phrase, I think of the many soldiers in all branches of our military … Continue reading “Semper Fi! – Bible study”

As a young boy on a farm, I was always thrilled to discover a newly constructed sparrow’s nest. It was fascinating to watch for the eggs and then to wait for those featherless little creatures with bulging eyes and gaping mouths to break out of their shells. Standing at a distance, I could see their … Continue reading “God Will Fill Our Mouths! – Bible study”

An item carried by the Los Angeles Times Service, and repeated in The Austin American-Statesman (Sept. 16, 1989, p.A18) is of considerable interest to us. It attracted attention locally because Austin is the headquarters of Mrs. Madalyn Murray O’Hair’s atheistic activities. The item called our attention to the Moscow International Book Fair, and the fact … Continue reading “The Moscow Fair and Mrs. O’Hair – Bible study”

In 2 Corinthians 10:4, Paul uses the word “weapons” [plural]. Thus as Christians, we have not one, but multiple weapons at our disposal in conducting spiritual warfare (cf. Ephesians 6:11-16; 1 Thessalonians 5:8). Let us also notice, that the Christian’s main battle begins and ends in his own mind; e.g., “bringing every thought into captivity … Continue reading “How Are We Successful In Spiritual Warfare? – Bible study”