Witnessing to Catholics

To reach Roman Catholics, they must be personally convinced they are lost. Sadly, in Evangelical circles there is a growing trend to accept Catholicism as a viable Christian church. Key evangelical leaders write with sympathy and respect of the Vatican and current pope. Was the Reformation a mistake? Has the Catholic church changed in its […]

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The Changing Face of Missions

The onset of the world-wide missionary outreach of the assemblies began rather unpretentiously on a misty warfside in Gravesend, England, on June 12, 1829. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Norris Groves and their family sailed for St. Petersburg, Russia, en route to Baghdad. Mr. Groves had been associated with the small group of brethren in Dublin, […]

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Impervious to Sin

Four incidents, the most extreme of their class, serve to illustrate how Christ’s nature was impervious to sin. Physical Defilement (Lk. 5:12-13): The “man full of leprosy,” who sought healing from the Lord, represents the worst form of that most loathsome of all physical diseases, yet the Lord Jesus did not hesitate to “put forth […]

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