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Christians and Halloween

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)

Is it “fun” to play at evil? Should we follow our neighbors, like proverbial lemmings, off the dangerous cliff of pagan practices? Most of society has accepted the lie that Halloween is “innocent fun” and eagerly train their children to take pleasure in symbols of pagan, and even Satanic, evil.

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Is There Any Hope?

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)

The world seems to be divided between optimists and pessimists. But as we grieve over the mass killings in Kosovo and in Africa—as we are shocked by the murders in Columbine High School in Colorado and Heritage High School in Georgia, we all may rightly ask, "Is there any hope for the future? Is there any hope for my children and family?" Yes, there is—as we'll...

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Should Christians Observe the Day of Atonement?

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

Many of you are aware that Jews around the world are about to observe the Day of Atonement, or Yom Kippur in the Hebrew language. It is a day of fasting during which Jews all around the world abstain totally from food and water for a full 24 hours, humbling themselves before God. But did you know that many thousands of true Christians all over the world are also...

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Internet Pornography

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Carl E. McNair (1937–2004)

The Internet is a powerful tool for good. Many wonderful, educational and worthy web sites inform, facilitate business and provide entertainment for millions of users. However, as in everything man has devised, the Internet also has a perverted, dark side. The mind-destroying power of pornography is easily available to anyone who has a computer connected to the...

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Is There a Cure for AIDS?

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Carl E. McNair (1937–2004)

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome-commonly known as AIDS-has affected the entire globe, but is nowhere more devastating in its effect than on the continent of Africa. Callisto Madavo, vice president of the World Bank African region, recently said: "Too much of Africa will enter the 21st Century watching the gains of the 20th evaporate." Madavo's comments...

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Religious 'Unity' - Will it be Achieved?

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

Anyone following news of the world's religions will notice two contradictory trends developing side-by-side. On the one hand, religious differences are causing tensions to escalate, often into full-fledged combat. Yet on the other hand, religious leaders are making overtures toward "unity"—resolving or minimizing centuries-old differences between communities of...

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Drought and Weather Related Calamities

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Carl E. McNair (1937–2004)

What's wrong with the weather? As part of the United States experiences heat-wave conditions, fear of drought and its consequences are heightening in many states. Is there cause for worry? Does God cause drought? Are droughts and floods just flip sides of a "weather coin?" What can we know about current and future droughts—are they prophesied in the Bible?

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Celebrating Origins

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Carl E. McNair (1937–2004)

So, it's the Fourth of July (in the U.S.A.)—big deal! Are national holidays like this really important?

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Do You Have God's Protection?

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)

Why is it that we human beings, created in the image of God, generally ignore our Creator until some tragedy or calamity strikes? Is it because many of us by nature are procrastinators? Historically, the servants of God have always urged the human family to seek God now—not wait for some so-called deathbed repentance.

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Father's Day

  1. 06th January 2005
  2. Carl E. McNair (1937–2004)

As a father, I appreciate the honor given by my children. Each year it is the custom across the length and breadth of our land, to honor mothers and fathers on "their day." Mothers are honored on "Mother's day," and fathers are honored on "Father's day." Do we appreciate that the basis for honoring our fathers and mothers stems from an ancient teaching which was...

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