Resources
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The Ministry of Angels
You may never have seen, heard or felt the presence of angels but they do exist. They are ministering spirits who guide and protect God's children. Though they differ in position and authority they all are obedient to God.
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The Ordinance of Baptism
Baptism is an ordinance that Jesus mentioned, and Himself practiced. The early church understood baptism to be a necessary step of obedience. What is the significance of this rite? How can we maintain a Scriptural view and practice of this ordinance?
- Author
- Lyndon Burkholder
- Publisher
- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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The Ordinances of the Church
Christianity does not consist merely of observing certain practices. However the ordinances are perpetual reminders of great Christian truths. Each ordinance is a tangible token which aids our minds in comprehending the mysteries of God.
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The Present Day Tongues Movement Examined in Light of the Scriptures
A careful look at the origin of “tongues”, a discussion on their abuse/proper use, some questionable claims and warnings, a study of confirming signs in the apostolic era, and at the end, a list of questions that will demand honest answers.
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The Revealed Person of the Word
The Logos speaks into our lives with authority and power. Under the dynamic of that Voice, how shall we live?
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Unconditional Eternal Security and Its Related Errors
Many believers have been taught that, in spite of anything a believer does, there is no way he or she could forfeit eternal salvation. What does the Bible teach about unconditional eternal security?
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What about Divorce & Remarriage?
If we believe that God is the Designer of marriage, we accept that His Word is our authority about this relationship between a man and a woman. Is marriage ALWAYS permanent? Is divorce ALWAYS wrong? This article lays a Biblical base from which to draw clear answers to these thorny questions.
- Author
- Glenn Wenger
- Publisher
- Weaverland Mennonite Publications
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What Does the Bible Say about Conversion?
Although the word conversion is used in the Bible only once, the concept of conversion is a prominent theme in the teachings of both Christ and His apostles. What does the Bible teach on this subject that is so foundational to Christianity?
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What the Bible Says About Hell
While Christians need not live in constant fear of hell, the Scriptures do teach its reality. This message thoughtfully explores the Biblical teaching on hell.
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Who Is God?
To know God is to love Him. To love Him is to find security. To be secure in His love will make you bold for Him. Knowing God will help you to know who you are, and to find your place in His family.
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Why We Reject Child Evangelism
A congregation sits hushed as a child barely six years old gives a testimony before his baptism and union with the church. Several times he loses his train of thought, and the pastor must prompt him. At last he finishes and is baptized on his testimony... What do you think of this picture?
- Author
- Sherwin Weaver
- Publisher
- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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Why We Use the King James Bible
In this article, the first in a series of three, we focus on the King James Version of the Bible. In the next article we will examine modern Bible versions.
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Why We Use the King James Bible - Translation Methods
Article three of three. In the first one we looked at the King James Bible, and in the second we examined the textual theory behind modern Bible translations. Now we consider two other problems with modern translations, and then address the question, “What shall we do with the version controversy?"
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Why We Use the King James Bible: Modern Versions - The Textual Theory
This article addresses three fundamental aspects that set all modern Bible versions apart from the King James era translations: textual theory, translation methods, and post-publication revisions.
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The Doctrine of Justification
Richard Herr speaks on the Doctrine of Justification and what it means for the Christian.
- Author
- Richard Herr
