Vol. 17, No. 2

A reader asks, “Can a woman officiate a marriage ceremony?” [read more]

Dear Mr. Rushmore, The gospel is not repentance, confession, baptism [read more]

A correspondent inquires whether it is permissible for a denominational [read more]

King David was known as “the sweet psalmist of Israel” [read more]

“But now abideth faith, hope, love, these three; and the [read more]

We all have them. Webster defines “habit” as “a thing [read more]

Do you have a fear that you are afraid to [read more]

Have you ever been troubled by a guilty conscience? I’m [read more]

Debate raged hot in the first century. Jewish rabbis clashed [read more]

Where there is design, there must be a designer. This is [read more]

When miracles were performed in the first century, they gave [read more]

God had a reason for the performance of miracles in [read more]

The Bible contains a record of many miracles. Some occurred [read more]

Worry has been likened to a rocking chair – it [read more]

If you look at the copyright date printed in many [read more]

Missionaries have worked in Africa long before I set foot [read more]

Death at its most basic level is a separation. Biblically we [read more]

God has had expectations for humanity from the beginning of [read more]

You ought not say that dear!” the mother exclaimed to [read more]

he Book of Acts tells of two men who have [read more]

Mark 9:14-29 records the account of Jesus healing a mute. [read more]

The Dead Sea Scrolls, as they are gradually pieced together [read more]

Likely you have heard of the Dead Sea Scrolls. What [read more]

The Bible employs various symbols to illustrate the Word of [read more]

The Bible employs various symbols to illustrate the Word of [read more]