Would the King do it? Judah’s king Zedekiah was firmly on the horns of...
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Suspense in Judah
Would the King do it? Judah’s king Zedekiah was firmly on the horns of a dilemma. Politically ambitious princes, sons of prominent men of Judah, were applying all kinds of pressure on King Zedekiah to kill the prophet Jeremiah. On the other hand, the king knew that Jeremiah was a spiritual man whose messages [...]
2012 Spanish Conference
2012 Spanish Youth conference held April 6-7, 2012 The young people came worshiping and seeking the Lord. In those two services 30 received the Holy Ghost. Bro. Jeffery Scott from Illinios was our guest speaker.
The Fracture of 1924
In 1918, the General Assembly of Apostolic Assemblies (GAAA) and the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World merged, unifying Oneness Pentecostals into a large, interracial body. After being ousted from the Assemblies of God in 1916, the “Jesus Only” faction soon organized into the GAAA under the leadership of Daniel C. O. Opperman. The organization [...]
Starting the Day Off Right at Home
One should always be mindful of being loving, helpful, and respectful to his/her partner. Every day and every waking moment is important. We should never take one another for granted or misuse the time that we are blessed to have with our spouse and family. However, there are a few specific times of the [...]
Gathering Laborers for the Harvest
Several years ago a “critical issues” questionnaire was sent to a large number of church leaders. They were asked to list what they believed to be the most critical issues facing the church today. In overwhelming response, these leaders agreed that the number one critical issue was the need for trained workers and lay [...]
How Many?
“For a period of more than 1,600 years, the Catholic church has assembled at ecumenical councils its patriarchs, cardinals, bishops, abbots of male religious orders, and others nominated by the pope to discuss issues of faith, church doctrine and discipline, often defining heresies within the church. The pope must approve the decisions of the [...]
Inconvenient Truth
A lot of people today do not believe God’s Word simply because they don’t want to. Why? Because truth to them is inconvenient! Jesus declared, “that light is come into the world, (but) men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh [...]
Reformers & Rebels: Women, Pants, and Power in Nineteenth Century America
In the mid-1800s, groups of women began organizing to fight against a diversity of social ills and injustices. From abolition to temperance to suffrage, many women became activists for reform and equality, and some groups became extremely radical in their effort to effect social change. Amongst those who supported the women’s vote, were a core [...]
Contentment in Marriage and Life
Usually when we consider the topic of contentment, we think of money and materialism. However, the concept extends to many other areas of life, including marriage. While most Bible references on contentment deal with the topic of wealth and possessions (i.e. Mat. 6:24-33, Phil. 4:11-13, 1 Tim. 6:5-11, Heb. 13:5-6), the same principles certainly [...]
A Grand Vision For Revival
The young man sat across the desk from his elderly pastor. His face was burning with embarrassment – it was certainly not one of his finer moments. He stared at his hands, then down at his shoes, then out the window – in fact he wanted to look anywhere other than at the sad, [...]
