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Available Articles:

Some Advice for Preachers
Practical advice for preachers about proper sermon preparation, emphasizing the importance of studying Scripture thoroughly rather than relying on borrowed outlines.
"Why the Trouble About Baptism?"
Explores why baptism causes controversy and resistance, arguing that it represents a defining moment in religious commitment where one must choose between full obedience to God's Word or partial compliance.
"The Whole Duty of Man"
An in-depth study of Ecclesiastes 12:13 that challenges common misunderstandings, arguing that the book leads to the conclusion that serving God is humanity's ultimate purpose.
A Friendly Letter On Benevolence
Irven Lee's 1958 letter examining church-supported institutions and benevolent societies, drawing historical parallels with the missionary society controversy.
Expository Preaching
Bob Waldron's guide to effective expository preaching, providing practical advice on how to properly study and present biblical passages.
Was Jesus Actually 'Forsaken' By God?
Challenges the common interpretation that God literally forsook Jesus on the cross, arguing instead that Jesus was quoting Psalm 22 as a prayer for deliverance.
Human Suffering
A theological examination of why suffering exists in a world created by a loving God, exploring the relationship between natural laws, human choice, and divine providence.
What is Institutionalism?
An explanation of institutionalism within Churches of Christ - the practice of churches sending money to human institutions to carry out their work.
Some Rules for Young Preachers
Nine practical rules for effective preaching including advice on sermon focus, time management, speaking style, and audience engagement.
Why I Left the Denominational Church of Christ
Wayne Goforth's personal account of his journey from supporting institutional practices to rejecting them, describing his experiences and ultimate convictions about scriptural authority.
2 Corinthians 5:21: Was Jesus Christ Literally Made Sin?
A detailed theological analysis examining whether Jesus Christ literally became sin or merely bore the punishment for sin, critiquing various interpretations of this controversial passage.

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