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A Message to Christians Who Don’t “Go to Church” Anymore

There is a sense in which this kind of article is sort of misplaced in a bulletin; after all, you are here! But sometimes we see this same sort of reasoning by those who are on the periphery, disengaged, barely involved in the work and worship of the church—“here,” but only just, and rarely at that. If that applies to you, I hope you will consider this article from Wes McAdams. As always, you can find more of his writing…

Celebrating the Fourth

Later this week, this nation will celebrate Independence Day; in fact, we will gather here in the Family Life Center on the evening of July 3 for “Fellowship and Fireworks.” There is obviously nothing wrong with that insofar as it goes. But I have always found it rather contradictory that we sometimes have questions about how we ought to observe religious holidays like Easter or Christmas, yet we seldom if ever think about how we should recognize secular holidays. But…

What a Weariness This Is!

On Wednesday evenings, we have spent the last year studying through the Minor Prophets. We are just about finished with that as we are in the final book, Malachi. If you are not familiar with Malachi, it consists almost entirely of a series of disputation speeches: an assertion is made, usually about God’s character; a hypothetical rebuttal in the form of a question follows; the prophet then restates the initial premise and offers evidence to demonstrate his claim. A couple…

The Case Against Rebaptism

We have been winding up this series of articles on baptism by considering if there is any scenario where someone should be rebaptized. We began to answer that last week with the story of the Ephesian Disciples in Acts 19. To briefly reiterate, there was a very eloquent and knowledgeable preacher in Ephesus, Apollos, but he only knew John’s baptism. Thus, he taught about Jesus, but it was incomplete; Aquilla and Priscilla instructed him more accurately, and he went on…