When We Don’t Understand
by Gordon Feil Job isn’t a mythical character. There’s ample reason to regard him as a historical person (Ezekiel 14:14, 20). Job’s worldview was turned…
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Where Standeth Thou?
by M.S. Marrs The Master left a task to do, To test our faith and patience too, And train us for a life anew; —…
Read MoreThoughts on the Sabbath School Lesson
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 6, 1937 TRUE LOVE Scripture Reading: 1 John 3:9-16. Golden Text: 1 John 3:11. Last week we learned from the first verse…
Read MoreWhy Church? Part 2
Picking up where we left off in the print edition, we must answer three primary questions if we’re to find church community, stay in it,…
Read MoreGod and My Money
“How irresponsible you are!” My mother-in-law’s face flushed red below her graying curls. “You’re expecting the rest of the family, or me, to pick up…
Read MoreNot of This World
Standing, unafraid before the haughty Roman governor, we find our Lord declaring one of the great truths of His kingdom. It is not of this…
Read MoreStanding for Moral Marriage
Is there any difference between love, desire, and lust? If we’re listening to today’s conversations, not much! Tolerance and equality, it seems, can also be…
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Day of Worship Patterns in the Book of Acts
Did early Christians have a set day of worship and rest? If yes, was it the biblical Sabbath, the seventh day of the week? Or…
Read More A Call to Holiness
From the archive • March 1968 A Call to Holiness • by John Kiesz There should be seen a vast difference between sinners and…
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For This Cause
Is he a king or not? Pilate wanted to know, but Jesus hadn’t really given him a straight answer. If he is a king, even…
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