The Name of God Part II
As already mentioned, this name was the most important name used to designate the true God; it was a name peculiar to the Hebrews, a name that distinguished the Creator from all the gods of the nations.
May 1958
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Missing the "Missing"
A special appeal to leadership
"I Was a Stranger"
God has always had a sympathetic attitude toward the strangers who were not of the household of faith.
Time Changes Situations
Immigration and the changing face of missions.
Working Among Other Language Groups
All over the United States, in large cities and small towns, there are people of nearly every language who need Christ. How can they be reached with God's precious truth?
Reaching Our Neighbor
The great commission indicated that Christ's disciples were to make Christians of all people regardless of who they were or where they lived.
Vacation Evangelism
A look at a series of meetings in Finland.
The Geological Problem
Most evolutionists consider the geological evidence to be unanswerable without recourse to long ages of geological time. But is this true? What evidence is there to support the Genesis record of a universal catastrophe?
The Pastor Teacher
A shepherdess discussion directed toward our present need for teachers.
The Hospital Chaplaincy
In His first sermon Jesus dearly indicated that the relief of human suffering was the heart of His mission.
The Pastor, a Spiritual Physician II
Conversion and baptism may change the direction of the life current, but only by the continued process of sanctification can the soul gain in power and strength. Inherited adverse currents come from poor heredity. Cultivated adverse currents come from poor habit patterns.
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