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MARCH 2022 | NO. 3 | VOLUME 66
pg 35
Editorial: Truth or Fiction?
by Mark Mayberry
While disciples of Christ accept the Bible as eternal, unchanging truth, they recognize that God communicates His will through various literary forms. We must
interpret each according to its particular genre.
Meditations: “Since There Was a Nation”
by Kyle Pope
Daniel prophesied a persecution of Jews between the Old and New Testaments
that was one of the most brutal attacks upon faith ever known. Christians should
consider these events to strengthen us to stand against trials we must face.
Women’s Insights: Running the Race by Resting
by Lindsay Mast
Rest is an essential part of physical and spiritual rejuvenation. Therefore, let us
learn to “Rest in the LORD, and wait patiently for Him. . .” (Ps. 37:7).
Preaching the Gospel: An Unchanging Message for Changing Times
by John Humphries
Love for God and His truth, as well as love for people, must never be forgotten
or left behind when one rises to stand before an assembly of people to preach the
word.
Life in the Spirit: The Holy Spirit’s Role in Redemption
By Shane Carrington
The Holy Spirit redeems us by fulfilling His primary mission: to convict the world
concerning sin, righteousness, and judgment (John 16:8), through the truth that
He revealed (John 16:13).
Questions & Answers
by Bobby L. Graham
A reader asks, “Why do Catholics worship Mary?”
Archaeology: Hatshepsut (Egypt’s Female Pharaoh) and Moses
by Leon Mauldin
In this article, we consider the strong possibility that Hatshepsut was the daughter
of Pharaoh who rescued Moses from the Nile. She went on to reign as Pharaoh
herself and left behind some amazing archaeological remains.
Open Issue
by Keith Hamilton
“Trust” in one’s relationship with others is so precious and valuable that it is
vitally important that nothing is done to
tarnish that characteristic.
Leaders Develop Trust
pg 22
by Bob Watson
Understanding God’s plan for our life
is not difficult, as illustrated in the life
of one of His humble servants. The real
challenge is *doing* His will.
It’s Not That Complicated
pg 24
by Joe R. Price
Using instrumental music to promote
the gospel and entertain corrupts the
Christian’s influence and worship.
Using Instrumental Music to
Promote the Gospel
pg 26
by Dennis Abernathy
The road to hell is broad and busy. As we
journey the pathway of life, Jesus exhorts
us to “enter by the narrow gate” and willingly walk the “difficult” way that leads
to life (Matt. 7:13-14).
Hell
pg 28
by Lance R. Taylor
An exercise of examining the ways of the
world as opposites of the right behavior
expected of Christians in Romans 12 to
reveal the depth of our individual spirituality and faith.
A Romans 12 Self-Examination
by Ron Halbrook
Women of great faith in Bible times, and
today, inspire us to greater faith. Virgie
Faye Bell is such an example alongside
Sarah in Hebrews 11.
Virgie Faye Bell “Judged Him
Faithful Who Had Promised”
pg 3
