Christianity Magazine: December, 1990: The Assemblies of the Saints
Overview
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- Includes practical insight into living a whole and God-centered life
- Offers clear and thought provoking pieces that fully engage the reader in their themes.
- Encourages daily living for Christ
- “Providential Awareness” by Russ Bowman
- “‘A Marriage Made In Heaven’” by Fanning Yater Tant
- “Coming Together for Edification” by Mike Roy
- “The Lord’s Supper” by Ricky Shanks
- “The Common Collection” by David McElwain
- “Where May a Local Church Assemble?” by Ken Green
- “What’s the Matter with Kids Today?” by Chris Alsip
- “Nehemiah—A Man of Spiritual Action” by Sharon Sanders
- “Front Lines” by Dee Bowman
- “Missing the Scriptures” by Paul Earnhart
- “Hallmarks” by Sewell Hall
- “Past, Present, and Perfect” by Ed Harrell
- and much more!
Top Highlights
“But special powers are not essential to the perpetuity of the truth. Not one line of truth has been added to God’s revelation since John completed his writings. And the confirmation of the truth is within the revelation itself.” (Page 19)
- Title: Christianity Magazine: December, 1990: The Assemblies of the Saints
- Editor: Ed Harrell
- Publication Date: 1990
- Pages: 32
Ed Harrell was professor emeritus of history at Auburn University, received a BA degree from David Lipscomb College in 1954 and MA and PhD degrees from Vanderbilt University in 1958 and 1962. He has written seven books on American religious history, including The Churches of Christ in the Twentieth Century: Homer Hailey’s Personal Journey of Faith; Oral Roberts: An American Life; and Pat Robertson: A Personal, Religious, and Political Portrait. He is co-editor of Minorities in Modern America, a series published by Indiana University Press, and a series entitled Religion and American Culture by the University of Alabama Press. He is the author of over 50 articles in scholarly publications. His current research interests focus on the history of the modern Pentecostal and charismatic movements in America.