Proposition: "The Scriptures teach that Holy Spirit baptism, with the signs of miracles as performed by Christ and the apostles, ceased with the apostolic age or by the time the complete will of God was revealed and confirmed."  Affirm: Guy N. Woods (1908-1993), Deny: Marvin A. Hicks (Pentecostal, 1929-2014). This debate was held May 5-8, 1975.  

This recording came to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

Proposition: "The Scriptures teach that there are three separate, distinct persons in the Godhead; namely, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit; and that water baptism may be administered without speaking the name of Jesus."  Affirm: Guy N. Woods (1908-1993), Deny: Marvin A. Hicks (Pentecostal, 1929-2014). This debate was held May 5-8, 1975.  

This recording came to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

Proposition: "The Scriptures teach that there are three separate, distinct persons in the Godhead; namely, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit; and that water baptism may be administered without speaking the name of Jesus."  Affirm: Guy N. Woods (1908-1993), Deny: Marvin A. Hicks (Pentecostal, 1929-2014). This debate was held May 5-8, 1975.  

This recording came to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

Proposition: "The Scriptures teach that there are three separate, distinct persons in the Godhead; namely, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit; and that water baptism may be administered without speaking the name of Jesus."  Affirm: Guy N. Woods (1908-1993), Deny: Marvin A. Hicks (Pentecostal, 1929-2014). This debate was held May 5-8, 1975.  

This recording came to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

Proposition:  "The Scriptures teach that the Godhead is one Person, Jesus Christ, and not three; and that water baptism must be administered only in the name of Jesus Christ."  Affirm: Marvin A. Hicks (Pentecostal, 1929-2014) -- Deny:  Guy N. Woods (1908-1993).  This debate was held May 5-8, 1975. 

This recording came to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

Proposition:  "The Scriptures teach that the Godhead is one Person, Jesus Christ, and not three; and that water baptism must be administered only in the name of Jesus Christ."  Affirm: Marvin A. Hicks (Pentecostal, 1929-2014) -- Deny:  Guy N. Woods (1908-1993).  This debate was held May 5-8, 1975. 

This recording came to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

Proposition:  "The Scriptures teach that the Godhead is one Person, Jesus Christ, and not three; and that water baptism must be administered only in the name of Jesus Christ."  Affirm: Marvin A. Hicks (Pentecostal, 1929-2014) -- Deny:  Guy N. Woods (1908-1993).  This debate was held May 5-8, 1975.  

This recording came to us from the library of the late Dean Crutchfield (1932-2018).

This lesson was preached by Foy E. Wallace, Jr. (1896-1979) during a Gospel meeting.  The time and place of the meeting is unknown to us. Brother Wallace opens with John 16:4 and Acts 20:35, emphasizing the importance placed upon remembering the words of Christ.  The lesson is truncated at the end due to the time limitations of the cassette tape from which the lesson was transferred.  Thanks to brother Mike Kiser, preacher for the Sylacauga Church of Christ in Sylacauga, AL and instructor at NWFSBS for making this recording available to us.

This lesson was preached by Foy E. Wallace, Jr. (1896-1979) during a Gospel meeting.  The time and place of the meeting is unknown to us. In this lesson, brother Wallace describes each book of the Bible with a word that best describes the role that the book plays in setting forth God's plan for man's redemption.  Thanks to Mike Kiser, preacher for the Sylacauga Church of Christ in Sylacauga, AL and an instructor at NWFSBS for making this recording available to us.

This sermon was preached by Foy E. Wallace, Jr. (1896-1979) during a Gospel meeting.  The time and place of the meeting is unknown to us. The end of the lesson is truncated due to the time limitations of a cassette tape.  Thanks to Mike Kiser, preacher for the Sylacauga Church of Christ in Sylacauga, AL and an instructor at NWFSBS for providing this recording to us.