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kING jAMES vERSION

3/28/2026

To answer this question requires the consideration of other underlying questions. The first one is, What necessitated the development of the King James Bible? Contrary to what some may think, it was not the lack of an English Bible but due to the fact that there were several English versions in use. In England, the Church of England was the established state church, and the king was its head, even as he is today.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FROM GOD'S WORD

April 2026 ISSUE

3/28/2026

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CONTENTS

*  Guest Editorial: The Potter by Sister Gerri Lynn Bremer
*Lovers of Their Own Selves by Brother Roger L. Decker
*  Thoughts From God's Word: Revile Not   by Sister Annette Hupp
*  The Foreknowledge of God by Brother Larry Dishman
*  Especially for Young People: Be a Christian Even When No One Is Watching by Brother Colton Carr
*  My Testimony: Take Heed Lest You Fall by Sister Ida Conley
*      Scars by Brother Steve Strelecky
* Q&A: How Was the King James Version Translated? by Brother Earl R. Borders
* Bible Studies: The Armor of God: The Belt of Truth  by Brother Reggie Stegmeier

No Greater Love

3/13/2026

Join us to hear the story of Christ's death and resurrection told by Sister Karen Wilks!

March 2026 Issue

3/2/2026

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CONTENTS

* Another Gospel by Brother Roger L. Decker
* The Hour of Decision by Brother Richard Talbot
* Especially for Young People by Brother Nolan McClain
* Thoughts From God's Word by Brother T. J. Foster
* My Testimony by Brother Bill Miller
* Hold Fast by Brother Alan Vossler
* Learning to Trust God by Sister Julia Hobbs
* Bible Studies by Brother Emerson Wilson
* Questions & Answers by Brother Earl R. Borders
* Upcoming Meetings
* Songs From the Heart
* Camp Meeting Recordings

Devotion - Jeremiah 51:27

2/20/2026

William Harvey Carney, a former slave, joined the Union Army during the Civil War. During the fierce Battle of Fort Wagner, the color guard fell, leaving the regiment's flag in danger of being lost. Carney seized the colors and pressed forward. Though wounded multiple times, he carried the flag proudly until he returned to his own lines, saying, "Boys, I only did my duty; the old flag never touched the ground!"

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THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY - YOUTH DEVOTIONS

February 2026 Issue

1/29/2026

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2026 February Revival

1/28/2026

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Devotion - Philippians 4:11

1/12/2026

We live in a culture that constantly tells us, "You will not be happy until you have more." Yet, the Apostle Paul had a much different outlook. While under house arrest and chained to a Roman soldier twenty-four hours a day, he wrote he was content. This was something Paul had to learn.

Just as learning to walk, tying your shoes, or memorizing the multiplication tables took practice, so does learning to be content—being satisfied with what you have.

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THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY - YOUTH DEVOTIONS

January 2026 Issue

1/4/2026

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Pilgrim's Progress

12/19/2025

Pilgrim's Progress Dramatization Videos
(as told by Sister Karen) are now online.

Winter Bible school

12/16/2025

UPCOMING WINTER BIBLE SCHOOL

Winter Camp Meeting

12/16/2025

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS

December 2025 Issue

11/29/2025

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2025 Thanksgiving Speakers

11/25/2025

2025 Youth Thanksgiving Speakers

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devotion - John 3:12

11/20/2025

"Fake news" is often used to dismiss information that seems unbelievable or inconvenient. Sadly, the same skepticism is applied to the Bible. Events and people recorded in Genesis—the Creation in six days, Adam and Eve, the Worldwide Flood—are often explained away as myths or moral stories rather than actual historical events. But does it matter?

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THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY - YOUTH DEVOTIONS

2025 Fall Revival

11/3/2025

Come and Worship the Lord With Us!

November 2025 Issue

10/28/2025

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Devotion - mATTHEW 13:58

10/28/2025

In Miners' Memorial Park, located in McConnelsville, Ohio, is the massive bucket of the "Big Muskie." This bucket is all that remains of what was known as the "World's Largest Earth-Moving Machine." Built in 1969, this coal-mining excavator could move 39 million pounds of dirt and rock hourly. The electricity required to operate was equal to the power needed for 27,500 homes!

Usually when we hear of something that is powerful (like the "Big Muskie"), we think of something large and noticeable. However, there is power in very small things, and this is less obvious. Consider some Bible examples of the great power of unbelief:

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pILGRIM'S PROGRESS dramatization

10/23/2025

Join us for a dramatization of the story of Pilgrim's Progress as told by Sister Karen.

devotion - Isaiah 6:1

10/23/2025

Things were going well for the nation of Israel. It was described as the Golden Age. Israel had a strong military, and the nation prospered. King Uzziah, said to have been the greatest king since King Solomon, sought God's guidance, and God blessed him.

When King Uzziah died, no doubt the Prophet Isaiah's heart was heavy. It must have been easy to put his confidence in the king and what he had accomplished. Isaiah might have thought, "What will happen to us now?"

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devotion - Proverbs 4:23

10/4/2025

GUARDRAILS

Guardrails are placed in areas of danger—along bridges, stairways, cliffs, and winding roads. Most of the time, we do not even notice them. But when we do, it is often because they have kept us from disaster. A scraped bumper is better than a totaled car. A small dent is better than a fatal fall. Guardrails are there to preserve your life.

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