LET THE BIBLE SPEAK.

THE TRIAL OF PASTOR JONES . The Truth About Tithe:  Judge: Mr. Jones you have been charged with multiple counts of extortion. Your crime spree covers 20 years, with thousands of victims. You have defrauded people out of their money with fear and manipulation, telling them they had to tithe, 10% of their income, as per the LAW, to your registered organization (called Church) and that God would bless them if they did. You also told them that if they didn't pay the tithe, God would curse them.  How do you plead? Mr Jones!

Preach Christ of Contention Louis Rushmore Someone inquires, “What does it mean to preach Christ of contention?” The question arises from the King James Version rendering of Philippians 1:16, which says, “The one preach Christ of contention, not sincerely, supposing to add affliction to my bonds.”

The Baptism of John the Baptist and the Baptism Jesus Christ Commissioned: Some Differences and Similarities. Raymond Elliott. First, let us observe the person John the Baptist and what he preached and practiced regarding his calling, which was to prepare the way for the Lord Jesus Christ.

Thoughts About Balance By T. Pierce Brown When I attend a lecture program at one of our Christian colleges and listen to a wide variety of lectures and messages of various intensity and subject matter, I am more impressed than ever with the need for balance, perspective and Christian maturity in our thinking, living and teaching.

Are There Gospel Contradictions? Donald R. Fox Mel Gibson’s movie Passion of Christ brought about much interest in the four Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. There have been television specials concerning Jesus Christ and the crucifixion before and since, too. So-called biblical scholars have been featured to give an explanation, a commentary on the Gospels during these specials.

Preach The Word make the pulpit once again "flame with righteousness"! By David E. Parks One of the most famous quotations in all of history comes from Alexis de Tocqueville. Alexis-Charles-Henri-Maurice Clerel de Tocqueville was born in Paris on July 29, 1805. Born of aristocratic parents he acquired