Redeeming the Time
Having just turned 50 a few weeks ago, I’ve been thinking about time a little more than usual these days, and just a few weeks…
Read MoreHaving just turned 50 a few weeks ago, I’ve been thinking about time a little more than usual these days, and just a few weeks…
Read MoreWith fondness, we recall many annual Lord’s Supper celebrations with congregations served over the years in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Texas — and one special…
Read MoreSandra: One of my greatest delights in our ministry was helping Ken prepare for the annual Lord’s Supper service: a fully candlelight service, lace tablecloth,…
Read MoreWe have sat together at the Lord’s table and heard the old, old story of Jesus and His love forty-five times. As with the weekly…
Read MoreI have observed the Lord’s Supper/Passover for several decades, and it becomes more meaningful each year. For me, it is a solemn memorial service and…
Read MoreI have always considered the Lord’s Supper service to be a solemn occasion. It is a remembrance of the death of our Lord Jesus Christ…
Read MoreElder Morrow: When I began participating in Lord’s Supper as a teenager, it was something I did because I read in the Bible that I…
Read MoreIt’s significant how appropriate the emblems of the bread and the wine are as representatives of our Lord’s broken body and spilt blood. Bread is…
Read MoreWhen I think about what the Lord’s Supper means to me, one in particular comes to mind. Many years ago, I worked at a Christian…
Read MoreFROM THE ARCHIVE: Article by Kenneth H. Freeman – Bible Advocate April, 1968 An old story worth repeating tells of a Mohammedan speaking to a…
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