This particular lesson was preached on July 6th, 1987 by the late A.W. Goff.  I am pleased to be able to re-record this lesson in digital clarity.  It is a lesson well worth your time.  

A.W. Goff was born February 24, 1929 in Poughkeepsie, Arkansas to the late Archie and Ollie (McCrackin) Goff. He passed from this life June 4, 2020 in Russellville, Arkansas, at the age of 91 years. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Rayburn Goff and Carlos Goff, two infant sisters, wives, Nadine Wilkes Goff, Hattie Jo Dennis Goff, and Sue Low Goff; son-in-law Robert McNew, daughter Amy Dennis Coffey, and grandson Robby McNew. He is survived by three sisters, Elzada (Ray) Harris, Nola Mulligan and Naomi (Jim) Fannin; children, Paula McNew, Wayne (Emily) Goff, David (Paula) Goff, Todd (Karen) Dennis, Gary (Myrrel Lee) Low, and Beverly (James) Patterson; grandchildren, Jamie (Nathan) Wilkerson, Rebecca Kusters, Kevin Goff, Randy (Megan) Goff, Kathy (Joey) Mendoza, Jennifer Goff, Jeff (Misty) Goff, Anna Lee (Bill) Mann, Dennis (Jessica) Coffey, Daniel (Jillian) Coffey, Andrew Low, Cynthia (Jerome) Salomon, Clay Patterson and Haley (Matt) Haney; and 30 great grandchildren. A.W. began his preaching career at an early age, preaching one of his first sermons under an oak tree beside the church building in Poughkeepsie, Arkansas. He taught some Bible classes as a teenager. He was greatly influenced to become a gospel preacher by his father, Archie, and two mentors - Paul Lusby and Harold Sharp. He preached in several congregations in Northeast Arkansas by appointment. He briefly attended Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, Tennessee, and then began preaching full-time. He preached in Fort Scott, Kansas; Medicine Lodge, Kansas; Bradley, Illinois (5 years); Cash, Arkansas (3 years); the Eastside Church of Christ, Blytheville, Arkansas (3 years); Northside Church of Christ, Conway, Arkansas (5 years); Morrilton, Arkansas (5 years); E. 16th Street Church of Christ, Russellville, Arkansas (33 years). He held many gospel meetings throughout the country during these years, often conducting 12-15 meetings per year. He converted countless individuals, strengthened the churches where he went, made life-long friends of the brethren, and had a sterling reputation throughout his 60-year career. He conducted his sole debate in Morrilton, Arkansas in 1977. He conducted countless weddings and funerals. A.W. will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Graveside service and burial will be Saturday, June 6, 2020 at Rest Haven Memorial Park in Russellville. Mr. Mike Pittman and Mr. Leon Goff will officiate. Family wishes to express thanks to a devoted caretaker, Melinda Taylor. Memorials may be made to East 16th Street Church of Christ, 709 East 16th Street, Russellville, Arkansas 72801.

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15 

This particular sermon was preached at the High School Road Church of Christ lectureship on July 15th, 1982.  Ronny Milliner brings us this lesson and I hope you will enjoy.

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15 

This particular sermon was part of a meeting series that Brother Douglas preached at the High School Road Church of Christ in Indianapolis, IN on November 5th, 1999.  Unfortunately the sermon went a little long on the tape and the end was cut off, but it is still worthy of your attention. Enjoy!

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15 

'Prove All Things' was a radio program put on by the High School Rd. Church of Christ here in Indianapolis, IN.  John Welch was the host on this program which aired on WNTS here in Indianapolis.  Unfortunately I have no date to give you although the box itself has a cancellation date of 1991.  Enjoy this "Fireside chat".

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15 

Gary Fiscus preached this lesson on July 14th, 1983 at the High School Road Lectureship.  I hope you enjoy this lesson.

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15 

This sermon was preached at the High School Rd. lectureship in Indianapolis, IN on July 14th, 1983.  Gene Frost preached it.  He died May of this year (2024) I hope you will give it a listen.  **The tape ended before the sermon was finished unfortunately.**

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15 

F Foy E. Wallace Jr.

  Fortunately, there is no date given on this tape, which means that I had to research this one a little bit. It also helps that I found some other tapes with even more information on them.   There are some fadeouts in the speech every once in a while, I believe this happened due to over duplication processes of the day.  I now understand that this series of sermons was given in a meeting at the 40th and Emerson Church here in Indianapolis, IN. sometime in 1960.  Enjoy!

Biography of Foy Wallace Jr.

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15

I had to seam together two tapes to complete this sermon.  But here it is in full context. Harry Lewis's sermon on the Disciples of Christ and their error preached at the High School Road Lectureship in 1988.  I hope you will enjoy!

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15 

Unfortunately, I do not know when this originally aired.  Prove All Things was a Radio Program that aired here in Indianapolis, Indiana.  The topic given in this fireside chat is on "A world without Jesus?"  Enjoy

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15

'Prove All Things' was a radio program put on by the High School Rd. Church of Christ.  This fireside chat aired sometime in 1991 on 1590AM WNTS.  This particular episode was a back up tape the station used in case the LIVE program could not air.  John Welch was/is the host.

**As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth.  It is incumbent on the listener to judge what he hears and study the subject with due diligence.  II Tim. 2:15