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What Are We Ashamed Of?
Luke 9:26

• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe the Bible is an infallible work whose author is God, and that it represents heavenly authority?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we are Bible-believing people?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe in the miracles recorded in the Bible?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe God meant what He said when he gave us commands recorded in the Bible?

Table of Contents What Are We Ashamed Of? By Tim Childs 1 Only One Job! By Louis Rushmore 2 I Marvel at the Wisdom of My God By Rodney Nulph 3 Then, There Is Polygamy By D. Gene West 4 I Believe in the Old Testament, But... By Raymond Elliott 5 Remain in Your Rank By Mark McWhorter 6 The Rod of God By  Mark McWhorter 6 Fruit of the Spirit (Puzzle) By Bonnie Rushmore 7 What You Have in Your Mind Shall Never Be      By Marilyn LaStrape 8 We Must Have a Standard By Dalton Key 9 Trip to Moonlite By Mike Benson 10 Happy Endings By Dean Kelly 11 Have You Kept the Law? By T. Pierce Brown 12 Assumptions By Adam Blaney 13 Was Jesus a Real, Historical Character? By Jerry Bates 14 Your Adversary the Devil By Tim Childs 15 Burdens By Donald R. Fox 15 The Power of Evangelism By J.C. Choate 16 Hills and Valleys By Robert Johnson 17 Satisfying the Hungry Soul By Ernest S. Underwood 18 Things Unthinkable By Ernest S. Underwood 18 News & Advertisements 19 Use of Teaching Literature By Louis Rushmore 20 Pornography, Divorce and Repentance By Louis Rushmore 20 For Whom Should a Christian Vote? By Louis Rushmore 20 Louis Rushmore, Editor Rodney Nulph, Associate Editor Paul Mobley, proofreader A Moment of Reflection By Ernest S. Underwood A Word Between Friends (MP3) By Tim Childs Crossword Puzzle By Bonnie Rushmore Priscilla's Page By Marilyn LaStrape Since You Asked By Louis Rushmore Wisdom's Corner (Youth Page) By Mark McWhorter Free Subscription & Monthly Notification enter my subscription & notify me (type "subscribe" in subject box)

• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe that Jesus died and rose again for our justification?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe Jesus’ teaching about His kingdom and the terms    of entrance He has given?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe Jesus has only one spiritual body—one family of     people?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we profess Christianity with Jesus as the only Lord and Savior?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we are God’s people, and we’re heaven-bound?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe Jesus is coming again to receive His own?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe in a place of heavenly reward for the righteous?
• Are we ashamed of others knowing we believe in the Bible doctrine of hell, and that it is a place of punishment for the unrighteous?

[As Christians, we believe these things because they are amply and often taught in the in the Word of God. As Christians, then, we ought to believe these things—and more, and we ought not be ashamed to admit the same (Matthew 10:32-33; Romans 1:16) ~ Editor]

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