Conversations In Southeast Idaho on the Bible

I hope to put a series of conversations on various doctrines in pamphlet form.  Here is the first.
Just about everybody in the I-15 Corridor has a Bible. 

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Southeast Idaho Men Need Revival (Red Cliff Men’s Retreat)

I remember reading the book, Why Men Hate Going to Church, by David
Murrow. 
I was very disappointed with the book.
In World Magazine (February 23/March 1, 2008), Andree Seu, through her article
“Where are the men?”  she harmonizes with my fundamental sentiments.
Let me ask you all, if you were engaged to a man–if you had his ring
and his verbal promise–and [...]

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Thank you, Joe Lacy!

You did a fantastic job cooking for the couples at the Red Cliff Couples’ Retreat last weekend! 
Seasoned, savory, succulent, superb, stupendous selection of grub.
Thanks for your servant’s heart, Joe.  It’s refreshing to those around you.  When Jesus states, “out his belly shall flow rivers of living water,” you are an example of this . . . [...]

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Gospel Ordinances Set to Music, Part 2

The Lord’s Supper
I anticipate this time in each first Lord’s Day of every new month.

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Ray’s Teton Valley News, 2

Ray’s newspaper post for this week: 

We all know how easy it is to say we will do something, and then not do it.  Sometimes it is forgetfulness or scheduling conflicts, but other times it is that we just choose not to keep our word.  If we say that we are Christians, we have a Biblical [...]

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Valentines Weekend Extravaganza!

1.  Red Cliff Bible Camp has begun Couple’s Retreat I, today.  I understand that the retreat is full!  That’s great.  The speaker is Mark Massey, director of Victory Academy for Boys. 

Next week, the camp begins Couple’s Retreat II (February 21-23).  I believe that two of our young married couples will be there.  Ron Ehmann, [...]

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Heroes of the Faith

For the first couple of weeks of the new year I was in Phoenix at International Baptist College taking two classes. The first class that I took was the History of Fundamentalism taught by Dr. Gerald Priest from Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. It was a great learning experience that taught me more of the true [...]

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Frontline Missions International

My mind is buzzing over the persecuted church.  John Hutcheson, field representative for Frontline Missions International addressed our church family during the education hour, yesterday.

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The Rexburg “church piggy bank”

We greatly appreciate your prayers for a desire to see our church add on to our building. Our current building situation has never been ideal and we have just accepted it and gone on. We have a great sanctuary to meet in and as of the present it meets the needs of [...]

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Gospel Ordinances set to Music, Part One

Baptism:
Our church family happily witnessed the baptism of a young couple this past Sunday in Ammon on the east side of Idaho Falls.  So at Arctic Circle last night, I spent two hours questioning and talking with my little nine-year-old girl, Hannah, about water baptism.  The words by Howell E. Lewis set to the melody [...]

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