By Gregg Bing (Continued from May-Jun 2012 issue) The night before Jesus was crucified, He met with His twelve disciples for a last meal together. Leonardo da Vinci commemorated this event in his famous painting “The Last Supper.” These men were gathered...
By Lori Gardner The Scriptures record the lives of more than a hundred women whose names are never mentioned. Each one of them is a part of God’s Word because they have something important to teach us. Potiphar’s wife, in Genesis 39, teaches us how not to...
By Gregg Bing (Continued from Jul-Aug 2012 issue) Jesus and His disciples were weary as they approached the garden of Gethsemane. The disciples were heavy of heart because of the disturbing news Jesus had shared with them that night. Jesus’ soul was troubled...
By Lori Gardner In Luke, chapter 7, we find a touching account of a woman with no name, a woman who spoke no word, yet proved herself to be a woman of great faith. She is known only as the woman with an alabaster box. There is some debate about whether this woman...
By Gregg Bing (Continued from Sep-Oct 2012 issue) Following Jesus’ arrest in the garden of Gethsemane, the detachment of soldiers sent from the Jewish rulers led Him away “to Annas first, for he was the father-in-law of Caiaphas who was high priest that...
By R. B. Shiflet The following article was published in the January 5, 1961 Timely Messenger. It is run again in honor of Pastor Shiflet’s home-going to be with the Lord. Unashamed of the Gospel of the Grace of God 2 Timothy 1:8-12 The second epistle of Paul to...
