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Vol. 25, No. 1 - January 2023 - Page 1
May God richly bless each reader of Gospel Gazette Online in this new year of 2023. Just the other day, I was a young lad, and it's hard to imagine that so many years have come and gone from then to now. Nevertheless, praise God from Whom all blessings come. Brother Rodney and I hope that Gospel Gazette proves to be a blessing in your life, both through each new monthly edition and via the thousands of articles in the Archive. Gospel Gazette is an excellent resource for personal edification, class and sermon preparation, as well as for bulletin articles. You know personally how Gospel Gazette can enrich your life, so don't be stingy, but instead, tell others about it, and share it with them.
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1Our Many Sins
by Louis Rushmore
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2Enemies of Jesus
by Rodney Nulph
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3While He Is Near
by John Stacy
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4Get Behind Me Satan
by Robert Johnson
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5The Rains Will Come, and the Winds Will Blow
by Thomas Baxley
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6Redeeming the Time
by Sunny David
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7A Look in the Mirror
by Derek Broome
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8Helping the Next Generation
by Gary C. Hampton
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9Give Thanks Every Morning and Every Evening
by Aaron Cozort
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10The Gospel and Salvation
by Brian R. Kenyon
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11Baking Soda in the Shower
by Chad Ezelle
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12Intreated Him
by Mark McWhorter
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13Arise, O People of God; Let’s Have an Armed Revolution
by Ernest S. Underwood
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14They Searched the Scriptures
by Johnny O. Trail
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15How to Grow As a Christian
by Hiram Kemp
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16You Smell Like Sheep
by Raymond Elliott
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17New Year Prayer
by Cliff Holmes
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18The High King of Earth
by George McNulty
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19The Things that Make for Peace
by Terry Wheeler
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20The Obedient Wife
by Martha Lynn Rushmore
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21From a City in Thailand to Collierville, Tennessee
by Rebecca Rushmore
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22Practice the Truth
by Ralph Clevinger
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23A Grain of Wheat Must Die
by T. Pierce Brown
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24A Drought
by Royce Pendergrass
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25Speak Out
by Ed Benesh
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26Did Jonah Die in the Belly of the Fish?
by Louis Rushmore