Hymnology…A Look at the 1700’s
Richard Dent’s research and writing will again grace this website as we look at Hymnology in some general terms. Have you ever thought that there are ‘rules’ for congregational singing? […]
Richard Dent’s research and writing will again grace this website as we look at Hymnology in some general terms. Have you ever thought that there are ‘rules’ for congregational singing? […]
Being the father of three young adults and writing an article for fathers may seem a little pretentious. But by no means do I intend to come across self-promoting. Realizing
We often ask God for safe travel and healing for the sick. Ever notice how our prayers are often saturated with what we want from God? But how much do
Part 2 of 2…Immanuel; God with Us! “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with
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“So David arose from the ground, washed, anointed himself and changed his clothes; and he came into the house of the Lord and worshiped.” II Samuel 12:20 A complete review
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At Waterview church of Christ, we are dedicated to studying, learning and following God’s word. Robert Oglesby will present a message this morning that is designed to help us focus
Monday afternoon, April 15th, our country suffered yet another ‘terrorist’ attack. As the runners neared the finish line of the Boston Marathon, a bomb shattered the lives of hundreds and
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