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If a church is not genuinely committed to the authority of Scripture alone, its people and leaders do not speak for God.

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Scripture identifies seven key characteristics that form a Biblical report card on the state of a church.

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Some historical footnotes are not matters of mere trivia, but warnings for our time. Such is the page from church history that we share with you today.

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Amid the clouds of chaff coming from today's secularized Christian music industry, there are a precious few grains of wheat - new hymns that cause God's people to worship Him "in the beauty of holiness."

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The day of God's grace is not yet past.

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What does Paul mean when he says, "if you continue in the faith"? Is this a hypothetical case - something that might happen, or might not?

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Like the Corinthians, today's church tolerates those who bring in another Jesus, a different spirit, another gospel.

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Why do all of the world's efforts to achieve peace fail miserably?

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How is it that wretched sinners can become "holy, and blameless, and above reproach" in the sight of God?

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Acts 4:31 states that the believers in the early church "were all filled with the Holy Spirit." What was the work of the Holy Spirit in the early church? What is His work among true believers today?