Category Archives: Aaron Veyon

Articles Written by Aaron Veyon of the Fredericktown Church of Christ in Fredericktown, Oh. Aaron’s lessons are independent of all other teachers at “Church of Christ Articles”. Though many of his views including an understanding of Biblical authority and God’s plan of salvation for mankind are identical to the other writers at this website, there are areas in which his teachings are different. He encourages anyone who reads his articles to utilize scripture to see if the things he teaches are according to the truth taught by the apostles and prophets.

Two Groups Face Conviction

In 2 Timothy 3:16 Paul describes the profitability of the gospel of Christ.  Among the things listed is the word “reproof” which means “conviction” (the state of being proven guilty).  In the New Testament there are two notable occasions on … Read More →

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Three Men Call Themselves Father

Three men call themselves “father.”  The first man goes by this title simply because he has children (thus, verifying the biological connection that he has with his offspring – cf. Heb. 12:9). The second man calls himself “father” in a … Read More →

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Two Men Have a Decision to Make

Matthew 19:16 tells us of a rich young man who came to Christ with an important question: “Good Teacher, what good thing shall I do that I may have eternal life?” In Acts 16:30 a jailer asked a similar question: … Read More →

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Two Men Approach God in Prayer

“Two men went up to the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector” (Lk. 18:10). According to the gospel accounts the Pharisees, who were the strictest sect of the Hebrew religion (Acts 26: 5), were … Read More →

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Two Men Worship God

“God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth” (John 4:24). To worship God “in spirit” basically means to do so with sincerity of heart, for it is an offering of the soul to God. … Read More →

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