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Wanted: More Fools

“For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor. 1:18). Dictionaries reveal to us that there are different kinds of fools … Read More →

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The Quiet Revolutions of Christianity

By Kevin Cauley How does a person change the world? Some people are naturally charismatic and can energize multitudes toward action and change. There are others who boldly dare to personally governments by laying down their life. And yet others … Read More →

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Is Denominationalism a Viable Christian System? (1 of 3)

By Kevin Cauley Last week I started an e-mail conversation with a man who was a member of the Methodist church. The conversation started because he had seen an article that I published on our web site, “Is the Church … Read More →

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Is Denominationalism a Viable Christian System? (3 of 3)

Last week we noted that denominationalism doesn’t recognize the inherent division within its organization because it fails to acknowledge any other doctrine of the Christian faith as truly important and grounds for unity except belief in Jesus as the Christ. … Read More →

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Is Denominationalism a Viable Christian System? (3 of 3)

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