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2024 Bulletin Articles (Page 13)

When He Left the Earth…

Most in Christendom believe that Jesus was the Son of God who came in human form to do the will of His Father. They believe that He arose from the dead and shortly afterwards ascended into heaven. What is often overlooked is what impact He had while on this earth, and what His plan was after He ascended. Even a casual reader…

They Might Think You’re Crazy

One of the greatest moments in worship to our God is when the gospel call for salvation convicts a soul to come forward and confess their faith in Jesus Christ. We see the look of joy in Christ mixed with the guilt of sin in their eyes as they profess, “Yes. I believe that Jesus is the Son of God.” Based on…

We Are Not Under the Sabbath Today

God said, “Observe the Sabbath day, to keep it holy” (Deut. 5:12).  So, are we supposed to “observe the Sabbath day” today?  The Biblical answer to that question is, “No.”  Let’s study the Bible together. First, we must observe to whom the command was given.  “God made a covenant with [Israel] in Horeb” (Deut. 5:2).  The command to keep the Sabbath was…

Filled With the Spirit and Full of the Spirit

We often struggle to understand difficult passages because of our lack of knowledge of the Old Testament. When we come to the New Testament and read the expression of being “filled with the Spirit” or being “full of the Spirit,” we have difficulty comprehending what these phrases mean. Look at the following to see this illustrated. Men in the Old Testament were…

Hell Together Is No Better

Music is a powerful form of communication. By combining the right melody with the right harmonies and rhythm, a simple poem can be transformed into an unforgettable expression of deep emotional thought. It is no wonder then why God asks us to sing songs to Him in worship. Songs have become one of the primary ways messages are conveyed in today’s culture.…

The Fool and the Eclipse

The precision with which the solar eclipse could be calculated this last week was astounding.  I was in Henderson, Tennessee when it occurred.  Here were the details that were available in advance of the eclipse (for where I was located): You “will see a partial eclipse for 2 hours 36 minutes.  96.1% of the sun will be obscured by the moon at the…