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The Issue at Hand, February 2021

“He who does little, but in a state to which God calls him, does more than he who labors much, but in a state which he has thoughtlessly chosen: a cripple limping in the right way is better than a racer out of it.” Augustine “The Lord enjoins every one of us, in all the […]

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Editorial: Wondering with Great Admiration

Not every church that calls itself a church is worthy of the name. What is the church? According to the Belgic Confession, the church is “a holy congregation of true Christian believers, all expecting their salvation in Jesus Christ, being washed by His blood, sanctified and sealed by the Holy Ghost” (art. 27). But drive […]

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Editorial: The Birth of a Sword

The Christmas season is in full swing, and there is no escaping it. Stores are playing Christmas music, the Christmas tree is up, presents are safely tucked underneath, there is a buzz in the air, we get a few days off work; why, this is the most wonderful time of the year! There is no […]

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Editor’s Note, December 2020

In this issue, we again feature articles that were submitted as part of the scholarship essay contest. The two essay prompts for the articles were: The fruit of the Spirit is “love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance,” Galatians 5:22,23. Why is it important to manifest this fruit in your personal walk as […]

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The Issue at Hand, November 2020

Winston Churchill famously said a politician should be judged by the animosities he excites among his opponents. According to that rule, President Donald Trump’s first term has been a runaway success. For many of our readers, this is the first election in which they get to vote. And they have picked a doozy. Trump v. […]

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Watchman

We see the signs of Christ’s return all around us. They are enough to cause the heart of the child of God to grow fearful. Will we be able to stand against the certain onslaught of the evil one? God, who is ever faithful, does not leave his flock defenseless against the attacks of the […]

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The Issue at Hand, September 2020

A large part of your day is spent online. The majority of that time is spent on your phone. And that is where the focus is for this special issue of Beacon Lights. Although there are proper and good uses for our phones, the best answer to the question, “What did you do on your […]

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The Issue at Hand, August 2020

Your friends have a tremendous influence on you in your Christian walk. Your parents know it to be the case. That is why they ask you, every time you leave the house, “Who are you going out with?” Your parents know, and so do you, the evil into which your friends can lead you. My […]

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