by Raymond Mills | Jan 20, 2019 | Exhortations, Eye-Salve, Laodicea, Publication Review, Questions and Answers
Nearly all the brethren whose history in God’s Church dates back to the days of the Worldwide Church of God wish to think that they are Philadelphians. We were taught back then that we had an “open door” and that we possessed brotherly love. And there was a lot of...
by Raymond Mills | Jan 1, 2019 | Christ's Knock, Exhortations, Eye-Salve, Insights into the Knock of Jesus Christ, Laodicea, Questions and Answers
I have spoken with a number of people about sharing or defending what we believe with those who seem interested or who are trying to change what we believe to be true. Most seem to be unwilling to engage because they do not feel they know the scriptures well enough,...
by Raymond Mills | Dec 20, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Exhortations, Eye-Salve, Laodicea, Questions and Answers
Over the years I have noticed many of our people having a reluctance to confront false doctrine. They want to ignore it as if it didn’t exist or get it out of the way as quickly as possible. When asked about it they universally say that they do not want to argue...
by Raymond Mills | Dec 17, 2018 | Eye-Salve, Food for Thought, Laodicea, Questions and Answers
I was talking with several ministers over the last view days and weeks about the possibility of bringing our people back together again. It wasn’t going very well as you might imagine. Everyone wants it to happen but no one it seems has a ready answer to the...
by Raymond Mills | Nov 18, 2018 | Eye-Salve, Laodicea, Publication Review, Questions and Answers
2Th 2:3 Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition; The Falling Away “after HERBERT W. ARMSTRONG” The apostle Paul prophesied a...
by Raymond Mills | Nov 15, 2018 | Christ's Knock, Exhortations, Eye-Salve, Laodicea, Prophetic News, Publication Review, Questions and Answers
I keep analyzing in my mind why God refers to those of us in Laodicea as being Lukewarm and yet no one I talk to from any of our groups really feel like they are lukewarm? Why do I keep asking myself that? Maybe I am not as zealous as I think I am or maybe I am asking...
