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2026 Bulletin Articles (Page 3)

No Baptism = No Faith

Mark chapter eleven records that time when the Jewish leaders came to Jesus and asked Him a great question all religious leaders should be asked. Their motives for asking the question were wrong, but their question gives great insight into the path to have a relationship with God. The question was, “By what authority are You doing these things? And who gave…

Money Doesn’t Talk

I opened a new savings account last month. My wife and I were looking for a safe way to save money. So, we opened an account with a bank that is FDIC insured. This means that the federal government guarantees that even if the bank fails, our money will be returned to us. So, we accepted the terms. There is good reason…

Circumspectly? What’s That?

I am not sure what the British people thought when they read the King James Version in the early seventeenth century. In places it probably made more sense to them than it does to us who read the English Bible published in 1611. Look at one verse and then let’s look at it together. It says, “See then that ye walk circumspectly,…

Personally Imposed Distractions

Some distractions are unavoidable and created by others—like when someone literally gets in your face.  Other distractions, even if created by others, are easier to disregard and can be managed, if we try.  So, think about a place where distractions exist but we wish they didn’t—in a worship assembly.  But, how many of the distractions are self-imposed?  Or, how many could we…

Was the Serpent Right?

Recently, there has been a trend amongst so-called “progressive Christians” to subvert plain Biblical teaching in various places in the Bible. They will make wild claims, like the word translated as “homosexual” in 1 Corinthians 6:9 and 1 Timothy 1:10 meaning something different, although the word literally means “a male who engages in sexual activity with a person of his own sex.”…

A Lesson from Paul’s Greetings

Let’s face it. There are some sections of Scripture we tend to skip over. Probably the most successful ender of Bible reading plans are the genealogies in Genesis. And second place would certainly go to the entire book of Leviticus. But, if we let our aversion to these less-than-thrilling sections of Scripture rule our studies, we would miss a great wealth of…