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Homecall: Ross Rainey

Homecall: Ross Rainey

Ross Rainey  “Forever with the Lord”  On May 28th at the age of 91, W. Ross Rainey entered into the Presence of Christ whom he loved and served for over 75 years. He is survived by his wife Lillian, his lifelong partner in the service of the Lord.   Brother Rainey accepted Christ at eight […]

News and Notices

News and Notices

The Ezekiel Project School of Evangelism (Virtual Conference) July 24, 2021 The Ezekiel Project School of Evangelism (TEPSE) will be sponsoring an all virtual conference via Zoom on Saturday, July 24th, 2021 from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM (EST). The speaker will be Christopher Schroeder from Richmond, Michigan. There will be four sessions on the […]

God Knows the Best

God Knows the Best

Some time, when all life’s lessons have been learned,      And sun and stars for evermore have set, The things which our weak judgments here have spurned,      The things o’er which we grieved with lashes wet— Will flash before us out of life’s dark night,      As stars shine most in […]

The Leading of the Spirit

The Leading of the Spirit

“For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God” Romans 8:14 First Peter 1:4 declares that all believers have an inheritance reserved for them in heaven, an inheritance that is incorruptible, undefiled and that does not fade away. For many, the thought is that we will not […]

Spiritual Gift or Natural Talent?

Spiritual Gift or Natural Talent?

What is the Difference? “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you to be ignorant.” So, begins the 12th chapter of Paul’s first epistle to the assembly at Corinth, introducing three chapters of timeless essential ministry for Christians everywhere. With the greatest chapter on motives in the Bible as the centerpiece (Chapter 13), […]

Report

Report

As with most ministries, Everyday Publications began not with a business plan or marketing strategy but with a deep burden to reach believers who had a desire to grow in their faith. Gertrud Koppel, a young missionary from the Congo, had worked with a translation team to develop a new Congo Swahili Bible that was […]

Foundations of the Faith

Foundations of the Faith

The Lord’s Table and the Lord’s Supper These two phrases are often used interchangeably in assembly circles. This begs the question, are they both referring to the same thing? Do we gather on a Sunday at the Lord’s Table to observe the Lord’s Supper or is there a distinction? Context A proper interpretation of any […]

The Blessing of Contentment

The Blessing of Contentment

Contentment was a mindset that directed the early days of Jim and Elisabeth Elliot, quoted originally from Amy Carmichael’s poem entitled “In Acceptance Lieth Peace.” This is truly a discipline of the mind that blesses the heart and soul with peace in whatever situation is faced. Paul speaks of this in Philippians 4 and 1 […]

Cornerstone Magazine 2020 Financial Report

Cornerstone Magazine 2020 Financial Report

Gifts Received From Individuals $31,317 From Assemblies $9,221 From Foundations, Organizations $15,903 TOTAL Gifts Received $56,441 Expenses Printing $23,669 Layout and Design $1,404 Postage & Shipping $12,111 Website $1,915 Fellowship Gifts for Panelists, Speakers, Etc. $3,983 Bank & PayPal Charges $272 Miscellaneous $292 TOTAL Expenses $43,646 Net Surplus $12,795 All amounts shown in US dollars […]

News and Notices

News and Notices

Iron Sharpens Iron Conference May 27-29, 2021 Emmaus Bible College 2570 Asbury Rd, Dubuque, IA 52001 Iron Sharpens Iron is the annual conference of Emmaus Bible College and the theme this year is Letters from Christ: What the Spirit Says to the Church Today. The church has no shortage of voices offering advice and opinions. […]

Thinking?

Thinking?

Have you ever stopped to wonderWhat this life is all about?Why you’re here and where you’re goingWhen your lease of time runs out?Maybe you’ve been far too busyTrying hard to reach your goalWould you let me ask you kindlyHave you thought about your soul? You may reach...

Editorial: A Strong Connection

Editorial: A Strong Connection

“…that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection.” Philippians 3:10 I am sure we have all experienced it. After spending a lot of time and energy and making sure everything was in its place, the time had come to flip the switch on the lights that I had carefully and thoughtfully put […]

Disdain for Doctrine

Disdain for Doctrine

J. Gresham Machen, a brilliant conservative theologian of the last century lamented on the “modern hostility to doctrine.” It seems that we need to continue this lament today as there is a growing hostility to doctrine and theology. It is fashionable now among many assembly believers—including youth and even elders—to speak ill of doctrine. They […]

The Remedy For Ruin

The Remedy For Ruin

Human history records the rise and fall of many empires. Some kingdoms reigned longer and better than others, but eventually all have crumbled into oblivion. Obviously, God is sovereign over such things, yet, there is an observable pattern of moral decline that, generally speaking, precedes each social collapse. Such was the case of the Southern […]

Report: Voices for Christ

Report: Voices for Christ

Soon after Dwight Beavers trusted Christ as his Savior, he had a desire to collect, copy, and distribute cassette tapes of good Christ-honoring ministry. As a result, in 1972 Voices for Christ began in central North Carolina. Since then, many collections of cassette and reel-to-reel tapes have been donated. Early contributions included: the personal collection […]

Foundations of the Faith

Foundations of the Faith

The Christian’s Security and Assurance in Christ That “Salvation is of the Lord” is a good thing, for if man had any part in it, it would be inherently unstable (John 2:9). If being saved were a cooperative effort between humans and God, then our moral frailty would engender eternal insecurity within us. Thankfully, well-known […]