Bulletin Article
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A Religious Curve Ball
Many times a batter has swung the bat in a smooth even swing at what seemed like a sure hit only to miss the ball completely. What happened? The pitcher…
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Eastern European Mission
A while back the political crisis in the country of Ukraine was front page news. But the crisis there has been overshadowed by Isis, eboli and the mid-term election. However,…
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MERCY FOR THE MEADOW JUMPING MOUSE?
The meadow jumping mouse has made it to the status of “endangered” and is now protected by the Federal Endangered Species Act. Cattle have more limited water and grazing access…
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Who Baptized Whom?
Notwithstanding the clear statements of Scripture that baptism is “for the remission of sins” (Acts 2:38) and that it “now saves us” (1 Peter 3:21), some object, pointing out that…
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The Church: Then & Now
Anyone who would take a serious look at the modern church in comparison to the church of the first century as portrayed on the pages of the New Testament would…
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Something to Do
I once read in a book this statement: “I regret that the word ‘Do’ appears in the Bible.” The writer was advocating salvation by faith alone. His point was that…
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The All Important Heart
The heart which pumps the blood through our bodies is a vital organ. The wise man will take care not to damage his heart. The Bible uses the term “heart”…
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Your Grace Is Too Small
In recent years we have been hearing a lot about the grace of God. It would almost seem as though those who speak so much of grace somehow think that…
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Pseudo-Faith
From Our Bulletin – August 14, 2011 It is ironic that those who talk the most about faith and salvation by faith oftentimes reject what the Bible actually says about…
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Jesus & Pluralism
Religious pluralism can have more than one meaning. Sometimes it means nothing more than the religious freedom which is so much a part of our American heritage. But in recent…