The following article was originally posted on Plain Bible Teaching. Watch the video of the lecture I presented at Cane Ridge on this topic. [Note: I was invited to speak at the Cane Ridge Meeting House on June 17, 2023, to discuss the Cane Ridge revival and how it compared with other modern-day revivals, such […]
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THE TYPE AND ANTITYPE OF SALVATION B. F. Hall The following discourse of Brother Hall came to hand after our 3d, No. was printed. Had we received it sooner our answer to the queries of “J. H.” of Indiana would have been omitted. This will account for our calling attention twice to the same subject.
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Joseph Sale Warlick 1865-1941 In the second generation of restoration movement, there were a great number of rural, and a few urban preachers who worked hard to eliminate religious error, plant churches and defend the precious doctrine of the New Testament against the errors and false teachers of the denominational world. These men were often
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On Saturday, June 17, 2023, I had the opportunity to speak at the Cane Ridge Meeting House. The lecture was about how the Cane Ridge revival compared with the revival earlier this year at Asbury University. We also discussed what the Bible teaches about how we can have “revival” today.
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The following excerpt is from the book, Communings in the Sanctuary by Robert Richardson Doubtless, there are many who make a vain profession of the Gospel. Actuated by a transient sympathy, a momentary impulse; driven by fear, or attracted by visionary hopes, they become ostensibly members of the Church of Jesus Christ, yet remain forever ignorant
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Preserving The Writings Of The Restoration Movement The Who’s – The What’s – The Why’s – & The How’s “The disciples don’t have popes, they have editors.” I can’t locate the exact quote but that is the gist of it. It understates the real, on-the-ground, situation among our forebears in the kingdom. Very often fellowship
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By: Francis W. Emmons A Ruler in the Church at Noblesville, Indiana All sciences have their first principles—first in importance, and first in prominence, as they present themselves for our consideration. These are to be first learned, and well understood, be- fore we can become proficients in any thing belonging to them which is secondary.
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“There is one Lord Jesus Christ by whom are all things.” 1 Cor. viii. 6.—“By him were created all things which are in the heavens, and which are upon the earth, things visible, and things invisible;—whether thrones, or lordships, or governments, or powers, all things were created by him, and for him. And he is
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UNCONSCIOUS ENEMIES OF CHRISTIANITY. IT is Christianity or nothing. All false religions go down before the march of modem civilization. No enlightened man can worship either Isis or Osiris, Jupiter or Woden, Brahma or Vishnu. The world is saved from the superstitions and cruelties of idolatry. Excepting Christianity, there remains only what science may do.
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THE NEW BIRTH. MODERN systems of theology employ, as equivalent, the following phrases: A change of heart, the purification of the heart or soul, regeneration, and the new birth. As nothing is more essential to the true interpretation of the Holy Scriptures than a correct use of the terms and phrases which therein occur, so
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