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Alexander Campbell's Demonology Lecture in Nashville (1841)
Returning to some of my historical interests (which is probably not shared by many ), I have always been fascinated with Alexander Campbell’s take on the “spiritual system” as he cal… more →
John Mark Hicks Ministries
Crap Artist, Literally
Austin L. Church wrote 1 month ago: What happens at a place is made more dramatic by the expectations we bring into it. I went to colleg … more →
Happy Birthday Owen Chapel
mcgarvey wrote 1 month ago: Owen Chapel Church of Christ, just south of Nashville, recently celebrated 150 years of ministry. Se … more →
Alexander Campbell's Demonology Lecture in Nashville (1841)
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John Mark Hicks wrote 1 month ago: Returning to some of my historical interests (which is probably not shared by many ), I have always … more →
university church of christ in malibu appoints search committee to replace departing preacher dr. ken durham
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bobcargill wrote 1 month ago: Dr. Nancy Magnusson Durham Dr. Ken Durham a sad day is upon us. my friend, dr. ken durham, preaching … more →
Pacifism: David Lipscomb and Civil Government
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Jay Guin wrote 1 month ago: David Lipscomb was the editor of the Gospel Advocate for nearly half a century, from the late 19th C … more →
Flavil Yeakley on Thomas Campbell, The Restoration Movement, & Unity
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WesWoodell wrote 1 month ago: Thomas Campbell The following is a transcript of Flavil Yeakley’s talk this past week at the C … more →
David Lipscomb regarding the hiring of F. D. Shrigley
Joseph wrote 2 months ago: Though we disagree, I know his heart, and I know he loves Lord Jesus, and I know he is seeking the k … more →
Why I Oppose the October 4, 2009 “Great Communion” Celebration of the Restoration Movement
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bobcargill wrote 3 months ago: The last time I checked, Luke 22:14 did not say, “Do this in remembrance of Thomas Campbell.” " … more →
A little help needed
mcgarvey wrote 3 months ago: A colleague and I were talking today about the early days at Nashville Bible School. It is our unde … more →
Christians and Politics: Abstinence is the Best Policy
rogueminister wrote 5 months ago: This is a short paper I wrote, for an ethics class, about responsible engagement of the political sp … more →
My Church and Non-Violence
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nickloyd wrote 5 months ago: What does my specific church history teach about non-violence? As we pick up our discussion on “Jesu … more →
Dialogue with Robert Prater: Robert's Comment About Progressive Dialogue
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Jay Guin wrote 5 months ago: Several days ago, Robert posted a comment that I’ve been meaning to get to for a while. Rich, … more →
Ira North and Church Benevolence
stevem wrote 6 months ago: There are two extreme positions that one can take on the question, “Must all benevolent work … more →
Lipscomb & Sewell
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mcgarvey wrote 6 months ago: Some weeks ago I searched the Gospel Advocate for 1889 looking, of course, for CEWD, and saw this ad … more →
DLC Honors Veteran Preachers, 1954
mcgarvey wrote 6 months ago: Here is another installment in my Dorris research. From the February 25, 1954 Gospel Advocate, page … more →
Children, Church and Baptism
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John Mark Hicks wrote 7 months ago: I recently posted a brief statement on “Children at the Table” in which I suggested that … more →
South College Street Christian Church
mcgarvey wrote 7 months ago: A kind and generous friend passed along to me a sketch of South Nashville Christian Church, also kno … more →
Patternism, Division and Grace
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John Mark Hicks wrote 7 months ago: Patternism does not entail division as long as it does not subvert grace and it graciously treats an … more →
David Lipscomb (1910)
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John Mark Hicks wrote 7 months ago: Towards the end of 1909 David Lipscomb fell seriously ill and was unable to write for the Gospel Adv … more →
