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“Nevertheless, neither is man independent of woman, nor woman independent of man, in the Lord. For as woman came from man, even so man also comes through woman; but all things are from God.”—1 Corinthians 11:11-12

Volume 6 Number 1

January 2004

A Century of Service From the Last Empress
By Melvin Rhodes

We can learn a lesson in leadership from a beloved lady—Britain’s queen mother.

What Goes Around, Comes Around
By Janet Treadway

The examples of Saddam and Joseph teach us the importance of sowing what you want to reap.

Disbelief in the Bible: A Tragic Phenomenon and Increasing Trend
By Don Hooser

The Bible is losing its once-held prominence in the Western world. Even professing Christians seldom read God’s Word.

In the Image of God
By Gary Petty

The Bible tells us humans are made in the image of God. Why, then, are they capable of so much evil? And what is the solution?

The Coming Age of Grace
By Howard Davis

What will it take to rid the world of violence, prejudice and hatred?

Virtual Christian Magazine Editorial
The Great I AM
By Hector M. Earle

The old hymn praises God, the “Great I AM.” A search of the Scriptures reveals an even deeper meaning to this intriguing name.

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