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BRF Involvement in Training Ministers
EditorialJanuary/February 1993Volume 28, Number 1 Theological education and the training of ministers are important issues in the church today. Although the influence of ministers has ...
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The Bible’s Deadly Enemy
BRF WitnessJanuary/February 1993Volume 28, Number 1 By Harold S. Martin The purpose of this essay is to tell what the historical-critical method is, and also ...
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The Cross–The Pivot Point of History
EditorialMarch/April 1993Volume 28, Number 2 The death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth are the central events of Christian theology. The “cross” has a special ...
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The Ghost of Halloween
EditorialSeptember/Ocotber 1993Volume 28, Number 5 Halloween is considered by many well-meaning church folks to be just another “harmless” activity. Children from the church are ...
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Regular Columns
Over the years the BRF Witness has carried a number of regular columns besides the News and Comments section. They include:
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- A Word About Words
- New Testament Teachings
- The Bread Basket
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- A Word About Words
- New Testament Teachings
- The Bread Basket
Needed! More Talking Donkeys!
Of course donkeys don’t talk! Only people talk! Right? Yes, with one exception. Balaam’s donkey talked to his master on the road to King Balak’s palace. The king had asked the ...
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Hearing
It was a Wednesday afternoon, and as I sat close to nearly-deaf ninety-six-year-old Sister Mollie, I literally screamed in her ear! But all she was ...
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What Heaven Is
One of the fundamental teachings of the Christian faith is the doctrine of heaven–our hope of an Eternal Home with Jesus Christ. Even though the Scriptures ...
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Self-Absorption
A spiritual mentor that I respected deeply used to say that “You and I don’t really begin to live until we lose ourselves in a cause ...
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Encouragement
The word “encourage” means “to give hope, courage, and confidence to.” It includes concepts of heartening, fostering, and helping. A leader cannot invent motivation; he ...
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The Eleventh Hour
I had known Jim, an unbeliever, for more than forty years, and now he lay dying of lung cancer. A number of years earlier, Jim ...
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