Author Archives: J. Randal Matheny
In Search of Perfection: Studies from Job, by Michael E. Brooks
The book is excellent for study groups, Bible classes, women’s and men’s classes. Continue reading
Quick Bible Truths gets own website
QBT has a new website, and offers multiple ways to connect. Continue reading
FHU Lectures photo of book stand
Picture of Micah and Barbara Ann at book stand at FHU Lectures. Continue reading
Forthright’s Crazy Christmas sale
Prices are slashed 50%! Offer good until Dec. 31. Continue reading
BNc- Authority: Review of the Hester-Sungenis Debate
PINSON, Ala. (BNc) — On a Friday evening, an audience gathered at the Pinson High School Fine Arts Center to hear reason and evidences regarding the fundamental point of contention among the ‘religious’ world today: “The Bible is the exclusive … Continue reading
Memorize 100 Bible verses in 100 days -BNc
DENVER, Colo. (BNc) – Jon Warnes believes you can learn 100 Bible verses in 100 days. Over 1,500 people who have signed up to his program agree with him. Jon began today a 100-day program of Bible memorization, using an … Continue reading
New women’s section added to Christian Hub
Christian Hub adds a new “Christian “Woman” section to its offerings. Continue reading
BNc welcomes Baptism365
BNc partners with the Baptism365 website to share news of daily baptisms around the world. Continue reading
In Search of Perfection: Studies from Job
Mike Brooks writes on the book of Job in this excellent study guide. Continue reading
Visitor reads salvation book, is baptized
Author Richard Mansel tells how his book on salvation contributed to a conversion. Continue reading
WBS goes online for U.S. evangelism : BNc
ABILENE, Tex. (BNc) – World Bible School widens its focus, working with local churches to evangelize the U.S., along with the rest of the world, through online courses. Steve Smith, pulpit minister of the Baker Heights congregation, explained their involvement … Continue reading
Richard Mansel speaks from experience on “Overcoming Disabilities”
We must remember that our disabilities do not change the nature of God. He is still good and loves us more than we realize. However, disease and disabilities exist in our world. via forthright.net Richard has an excellent article today … Continue reading
