Theme: Jesus Christ
Vol. 1, No. 3 - March 1999 - Page 1
Louis Rushmore, Editor
Paul Hoover, Associate Editor
Allen Webster, Associate Editor
Mark McWhorter, Youth Page Editor
This is the third consecutive issue of Gospel Gazette Online, the theme of which is devoted to Jesus Christ. I cannot imagine a better way for a Gospel journal to make its debut than to fondly address our Savior and King. We hope you derive as much edification from these articles as we do. Many of you have expressed kind words of praise for Gospel Gazette Online--some of which appear in our guest book.
Doubtless a whole year or more could easily be confined to a discussion of Jesus Christ--especially aware of the summary of literary styles and perspectives from which various writers present their studies. However, the themes of subsequent issues in 1999 will shift beginning in the April issue to other articles treating various biblical topics.
Therefore, good teaching articles of 1,200 to 1,500 words are solicited and may be sent to rushmore@gospelgazette.com or Louis Rushmore, 4325 Southeast Drive, Steubenville, Ohio 43953-3353. Please also send a brief biographical sketch and a color photograph.
We were delighted last month to add brother Allen Webster as an Associate Editor. With the March issue, we welcome brother Mark McWhorter as the Youth Page Editor. ~ Louis Rushmore, Editor
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1I Know That My Redeemer Lives
by Louis Rushmore
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2In the Shadow of the Cross
by Allen Webster
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3The Long Walk Home
by Paul Hoover
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4Jesus the Carpenter
by Wade Webster
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5A Chronological Outline Of The Crucifixion
by Allen Webster
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6What Do You Wear
by Bonnie Rushmore
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7Three Crosses
by Louis Rushmore
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8“Behold the Man . . .”
by Wayne Jackson
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9Who Killed Jesus?
by Steve Cordle
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10The Fullness of God
by Judy Corns
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11Standing Up For Jesus (Part 1)
by David Anguish
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12The Precious Blood of Christ
by Basil Overton
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13Jerusalem Headlines
by Rebecca Rushmore
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14Are You Growing?
by Mark McWhorter
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15Predestination Vs. Freewill
by Louis Rushmore