David Kenney produces the program based on the KJV.
David Kenney recalls former FHU president with fondness and gratitude.
Recent accusations of public figures causes this brother to ponder how Christians ought to carry themselves.
One offered logical arguments with premises and conclusions; the other didn’t.
The Sunnyside congregation in Hillsboro worked alongside fellow brothers and sisters in Christ to evangelize on a campaign July 19-31. In the opening of the campaign, the Sunnyside church had 22 active members.
The Kent, Oh., congregation hopes to show the community its true colors as it stands to lose its building to the city.
David Kenney shares six impressions that this servant of God made upon him. The first is, “Never think you have outgrown the Bible.”
David Kenney honors the life of a faithful gospel preacher.
Greg Tidwell laments the travesty that Scouting has become.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, Ohio (BNc) — Jerry Yost of Hannibal, Ohio, died Monday, Mar. 11, at the Marietta Memorial Hospital in Marietta, Ohio. Yost was born Nov. 28, 1942 in Farmington, WVa., the son of the late Denzil and Bethel Cole… Continue Reading →
David Kenney’s new program is picked up by GBN.
Gospel Advocate editor Greg Tidwell writes about recent criticism of Boy Scouts of America.
A man calling himself Derrick Philiips is scamming churches in Ky. and Tenn.
An update on the Northwest church, by Earl Ash CANTON, Oh. (BNc) — An article appeared June 10 about the merger of the two largest congregations in Canton, Oh. We have received numerous requests on how the merger has gone… Continue Reading →
by Earl F. Ash CANTON, Oh. (BNc) — Two congregations have united for the work of saving souls. For many years the church in Canton, Ohio has maintained several congregations. Two have served the northern section of Canton.
The number of books and resources grows exponentially. How to find those gems that will enhance a Christian’s library? One disciple answers that question with his website, “David R. Kenney’s Bully Pulpit.” Launched in Feb., 2008, Kenney recommends religious books… Continue Reading →
C. Dale Gillaspie, 88, of Dover, Oh., and formerly of Cadiz, died Aug. 3, in the Hennis Care Centre at Dover following an extended illness.
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