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            When the elders asked the deacons to write an article for the Southside Sunday, we were given a choice of topics.  I decided on “Our Offerings to God.”  Then, after careful consideration, I began first of all to look at some of the things God has given us.

God Created the Heavens and the Earth – Gen. 1,2; Isa. 42:5-6; Col. 1:16; Heb. 1:10.

            We read in Genesis that God created the heavens and the earth, night and day,…

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Difference between a Disciple and an Apostle? Disciple comes from the Greek word mathetes, which means “learner, pupil, disciple.”  Apostle comes from the Greek word apostolos, which means “a delegate, messenger, one sent forth with orders.” The term apostle is … Read More →

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Slow Down! Don’t Read Too Fast! Sometimes we read the Bible too fast and then form conclusions which hinder our ability to fully see the message of God. Read the passage below to see if you may have overlooked what … Read More →

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            Memory is reserved for the human family.  While it is true that animals--even plants--have a sort of memory, it is not of the moral sort.  Human memory is the foundation for all learning.  Learning is basically piling new information on top of memory.  We become quickly disquieted when we can’t remember something or especially when a loved one has lost the faculty for recalling things.  Memory loss is the sign of serious problems.

            Moral decisions are the product of a good moral memory (II Pet.…