Thank You
by Robert C. Veil, Jr. Speaking for myself, I think the most neglected phrase in the English language may be thesimple expression, “Thank...
Read moreThe Preacher’s Wife (by Steve Higginbotham) Through the years, many students have arrived at preaching school whose wives have beena bit concerned...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr. Each of us could probably stand to improve our private prayer life. Prayer is a powerfulresource, and a gift from God, but...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr. I visited with a special someone who is struggling with his memory. It’s hard for me to putinto words how sad this is...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr. Grandparents are among the most underused and under-appreciated resources within thechurch. All too often they are...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr. Memorizing Scripture, like anything worthwhile, requires effort and dedication. But thereare some techniques which make the...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr. It often starts with a setback of some kind. An illness, an injury, or maybe a disability which prevents me from doing what...
Read moreby Bob Prichard Most people would say that getting drunk is wrong, but many people feel that there isnothing wrong with social drinking when done...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr. Years ago, a good friend of mine was awakened in the middle of the night by what he thoughtwas an intruder in his basement...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr. It has probably been correctly estimated that if we were somehow able to round up all theunfaithful members of the Lord’s...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr.“Be sober, be watchful: your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seekingwhom he may devour,” (1 Pet...
Read moreby G.K. Wallace (deceased)In telling what the baptism of the Holy Spirit did for him, Pastor A. G. Ward says, “Anotherblessed result of the coming...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr.For the next two weeks, there will be a stronger-than-usual emphasis upon our young people hereat Central. The sermon this...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr.For several weeks I watched with dismay and sadness the outbreak of violence on thecampuses of many of our major American...
Read moreby Jonathan BennettWhen we think about our lives, and everything that is taking place on a daily basis, howoften do we stop to pray to God for...
Read moreby Robert C. Veil, Jr.One of the teaching techniques so effectively used by Jesus is the parable. A parable has beendescribed as “an earthly...
Read moreAs we travel through this life, we find ourselves using terms and phrases that have multiplemeanings. One of those terms is the word hope, which...
Read moreYou have probably watched with amazement at a skillful artist, carefully crafting a workof art. The work seems to flow effortlessly, and you...
Read moreWebster defines “providence” as divine guidance or care; the power of God asdemonstrated in sustaining and guiding human destiny. Unlike the...
Read moreThe beginning of a new year is always an exciting time, as we think about the challengesand goals set before us, and the opportunities the Lord...
Read moreby Roger RushMore than forty years ago, Cleon Skousen wrote The Naked Communist. Skousen began astudy of communism during his 16 years with the...
Read moreby Ken Chumbley (deceased) Recently, while traveling in my car, it was announced that they were presenting three carolsperformed by the choir of...
Read moreThis time of year we frequently get questions from Christians concerned about pleasingGod. They ask whether they should be observing holidays like...
Read moreWhen You’re Sickby Robert C. Veil, Jr.I was sick with a head cold last week, and I very much appreciate Don Deitrick teachingthe adult class and...
Read moreAs each Sunday morning dawns there are two distinct classifications of individuals. Thefirst group will go and sing songs of praise to the God of...
Read moreWinston Churchill said, “Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.” Albert Einstein said,“Weakness of attitude becomes...
Read moreOne of the truly happy and positive experiences of preaching the gospel is the great privilege ofuniting people in marriage. I don’t know...
Read moreThere is recorded, in the 13th chapter of 1 Kings, an incident challenging to understand. Infact, at first glance, it may seem unfair on the part...
Read more“And having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace; above all, takingthe shield of faith with which you will be able to quench...
Read moreFor we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers,against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against...
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