Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC
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Page 26 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 let's allow the 1st-century church to speak for itself. In the words of Christ, "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them…" (Matthew 28:19), "He who believes and is baptized will be saved…(Mark 16:16), "Unless one is born of the water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God (John 3:5). Peter pro- claims shortly after Jesus' resurrection, "Repent, and let every one of you be baptized…" (Acts 2:38), and about 35 years later declares the same message, "There is an antitype which now saves us-baptism…" (1 Peter 3:21). Many cite Paul as teaching that "faith only" saves in Romans 10:9-10, but what did the same Paul write just four chapters earlier in the same letter? "Or do you not know that as many of us as were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into His death…" wrote Paul about 55 A. D. (Romans 6:3). Clearly, Paul wrote of baptism in Ro- mans before he penned the words of chapter 10, so belief is a prerequisite for baptism into Christ! James agrees with this doctrine, saying that, "even the demons believe-and tremble" (James 2:19). Biblically speaking, should we delete the above cited verses from our Bibles, or should they be accepted as true 1st-century teaching? "baptizo") to be an essential ingredient of faithful obedience? Biblical Answer: Without providing any personal opinion from the 21st century, We invite all to study and worship with us at the: Rutherford Church of Christ • 953 Hwy 221 N • Just past R-S Central High 828-287-1006 Sunday A.M. Bible study at 9:30—Worship at 10:30 • Our lessons can be found on-line at listen2lessons.net. OWLS VOLUNTEER FOR ANNUAL WEEK OF CARING open to suppor t OWLS VOLUNTEER FOR ANNUAL WEEK OF CARING mascots Hoot and Annie out, the Ft For more information on how you can help out, please call 828- 248-3431. Saturdat Sa urday, October 27th is recognized as National Ma e A Dif fe ence Day, and there are many or more information on how you can help out, please call 828- 248-3431. erence Dar Work ng with local non-profi ts such as the Unitedking with local non-profii Rutherft Ru herfo d Housing Parttnership, s est City Owls front offites City Owls front offi ce volunteered or Ruther ord County An ual ord Housing Pr Annnual Week o Caring.eek of Carf opportunity to volunteer and help those who are in need with with the use of wiw th the use of wooden ats. P a ers are housed with local host Plal yers are housed with local host famlies fo the summer and past experiences h opportunity to volunteer and help those who are in need with everything from home remodeling and painting, to building handicap ri Frrom October 20th-27th, businesses and locals h erything from home remodeling and painting, to building hand cap ramps a d perfo ming yard maintenance GM Jerem Bolerl Bo er,, Assistant GM Denise Holland and Director of Fun yle Pa sons each took on the task of helping out in the communityarsons each took on the task of helping out in the commr and dut and dutifully vifully volunteered theirolunteered their time at a local senior citiz time at a local senior citizens Plain League, please visit the league website at www.coast- home o perform general landscaping dutie er I har Assistant GM Denise Holland and Director of Fun Tylerr had o over 1,000 alumni drafted and 57 alums ma e their Majo Leagu amps and perfn home to perf t orrming yard maintenance. GM Jeremy positivi had pos tive or both pla ers and host "Where "Whereve I have been I continually tell people about the Owls been, I contin, app oach to giving back in the communit orm general landscaping dutiess. approach to giving bacr was a great opportunity for us to step up and not only make a us via v us on f faces of the people who attend our games." as a great opportunity for us to step up and not only make a posi positivtive impacte impact in the comm in the communiunityty, b, butut to also put some smiles to also put some smiles on aces of the people who attend our games k in the communityy," added Boler Thi unity, League debe debut thus f ens ually tell people about the Owls us on Facebook (at www.facebook. com coastalplainleague) and follo added Boler. " "Thiss com/coastalplainleague) and f/ ia Tw tter (@cpleague).witter (@cpleague).i alplain.com, and be sure to friend us on Facebook (at www.facebook. ollow Article compliments of: Jeremy Boler General Manager Forest City Baseball Attention Hunters & Fishermen, ishermen, We Want Your ttention unters & Outdoor Photos! Outdoor Photos! our your chance to be featured in the Sportsman's Corner* Submit your photos for Sportsman's Corner Plain League, please visit the league website at www.coast- alplain.com, and be sure to friend or more inforrmation on the Coastall om October 20th-27th, businesses and locals haave the The CPL givL amilies fi ing. the The CP gives college pla ers the chance to re ne their skill or the summer and past er ying in Nori es college players the chance to refifi ne their skillss ooden bats b e f for both players and hostss. Fur he mor , the CPL ha er 1,000 alumni drafted and 57 alums makke their Majorr ut thus far. For more info mation on the Coasta xperiences haave been v Furttherrmoree, the CPL hass been very ce volunteered f for Rutherfford County''s leagueleague. Ce ebrating its 16th season in 2012, the CPL feature 14 teams pla t14 eams play ng in Nortth Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. nership, seeveral members of the For ts such as the United Way and al members of the For-- Plain League, the nation's hottest summer collegiate baseball Celebrl y and The Forest City Owls are a proud member of the Coastal Plain League, the nation's hottest summer collegiate baseball ating its 16th season in 2012, the CPL featuress h Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. To fi nd ou more about 2013 Owls Season Tic et , pleas contactcontact the Owls offi the Owls offi ce at ce at (828)245-0000 and speak to a fr (828)245-0000 and speak to a friend-iend- ly ticly ticke sales representative. Or please visit our new ebsite a www.forestcitybaseball.com www.forestcitybaseball.com The Forest City Owls are a proud member of the Coastal nd out more about 2013 Owls Seasont et sales representativt Ticketss, pleasee Or please visit our new w website att Biblical Question: Did the 1st-century church expect baptism (immersion- THE RUTHERFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST BELIEVES… THAT BIBLICAL QUESTIONS DESERVE BIBLICAL ANSWERS www.rutherfordweekly.com TURKEY SHOOT November 10TH CCIB Clubhouse 1032 Washburn Switch Road Shelby, NC BENEFIT 11AM Hot Dogs Provided For Lunch Proceeds To Help Pay For Child's Funeral Expenses Whether Whether it is suppor it is supportting local causes or bring local causes or bringing theiringing their f famous masco s Hoot and Annie out, the Forest City Owls are alw open o supportting Rutherford County and be ond f the 201 was considered the "Season of the Give-Back", then 2013 will defi nitely be a continuation of that. as considered the "Season of the Give-Back", then 2013 will defi nitely be a continuation of that. ing Rutherford County and beyond.. I If the 20122 October 27th is recognized as National Makke A Dif-- and there are many w ways to make a dif erenc ys to make a diffferencee. orest City Owls are always amous Bruce Toney "Slash" 828-248-3280 CCIB Clubhouse 704-434-4988 Contact FOR SALE DOWNSIZING BRIDAL SHOP, big 50% off sale. Lots of bridal & prom gowns, girls dresses. Call Marie 828-245-1092. FOR SALE FREE STANDING Wood Heater with blower, $375 in Bostic, NC. Kindly call 828-443-1317. Will send a picture upon request. SWIMMING POOLS! 12x24 in- ground, completely installed, 30 year warranty. Come & See! Re- tail, $16,900. Now $8,995. Offer Limited. 828-657-5944. NEW SWEET POTATOES Pur- ple, (Asian Yams) White, Red. $20 per bushel or .50¢ lb. 828- 245-0248 ask for Billy Wells. TIRES 2 255/70 R22.5 Dunlop and 2 245/75R 22.5 Sumitomo, very good condition, $100 each. Call 828-248-3087. 3 GONE WITH THE WIND plates with certificates of authenticity; 2 Madame Alexander dolls "Swiss" & "Swedish"; discounted Avon products including Skin-So-Soft Mosquito Repellent sets, anti- aging skin care sets, Tiny Tillia baby items. 828-980-2907. as the Runnin' Bulldogs play at North Carolina Chapel Hill. Join Us For the Season Opener of Gardner-Webb Men's Basketball, November 9, is 6:30 pm for the pre-Game show, followed by the opening tip at 7:00. Airtime this Friday, GET ALL THE FINAL SCORES ON FOLLOWING THE GAME, Join 88.3 FM for all the fi nal scores for playoff action involving teams such as Burns, Crest, Shelby, Gaffney, Byrnes, and Chesnee. The Carolinas High School Football Scoreboard FOR SALE 2 MONITOR HEATERS, each one has 2 tanks, $600 per heater w/tanks. You move, cash only. 828-657-9252. FOR SALE GQF CABINET STYLE Incu- bator, comes with egg trays for Quail & Bob White, accessories included, $500. 828-657-9252. HAVE LARGE AMOUNTS of a variety of Brick, Block & Decora- tive Stone for sale. Cheap prices. 828-288-1332. 2004 CLUB CARS Golf Carts, $1850. 828-429-6690. ant Outdoor Truths ByBy Gary Miller I really love this time of year. The ar- Mail Mail or D or Drop-Off • 69 Butle Road • F est Cit , NC 28043 *Publisher has the fi nal decision of which photos appear in print, per available space. Email • Photos@RutherfordWeekly.com Email • Photos@RutherfordWeekly.com op-Off • 369 B 3 utler Rr oad • Forest Cityy, NC 28043 eas that have a lot of deer hunters seem to always try to accommodate this crazy cou- ple of weeks. Even mommas who are nor- mally more about cleanliness are excited to see their little boy or girl come home with a little blood on them from a successful morn- ing. I have heard of places where school is closed during the fi rst week of rifl e season and I have personally witnessed every hotel room in a Days Inn in Kentucky being occu- pied with hunters. I can still picture the park- ing lot full of trucks, trailers, four wheelers, and deer. The weirdest thing however was watching hunter after hunter waltz through- out the lobby and down the halls with their rifl e in tow and garnished with blaze orange. Think with me just a second though………. Can you imagine if 6 months prior to that day a couple from, let's say, Hartford Con- necticut decided they were going to be coming through Kentucky and would need to stay overnight. By chance, they booked this Days Inn on the same weekend of the opening day of rifl e season. Now imagine the man getting up on a Saturday morn- ing, walking down to the lobby in his fuzzy house shoes to get a newspaper and a cup of coffee, and happening upon every man and woman dressed in camo and with gun in hand. (I laugh as I write) That guy would run up to his room, lock the door, close the curtains, hide his wife, and order room service until all of the "barbarians" left. He FOR SALE FIREWOOD FOR SALE. De- livered, cut & split. 1/2 ton oak, $60. 1/2 ton mixed, $50. 828-429- 4045. FOR SALE 18" AMERICAN GIRL CLOTHES, large variety, $3. American Girl Doll, Lee Middle- ton, new in box. CKC Yorkie pup- pies. 828-245-5314. FESCUE HAY. Horse quality, no rain, $3.75 per bale. Cow & goat hay, $3 per bale. 704-538-4110. PROFORM DUAL ACTION ex- ercise machine, bicycle, elliptical combo, $200 OBO. 828-395-1165. Thursday, November 8- November 14, 2012 Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ oward Christ would then get into his hybrid and drive just as fast as he could to a much saf- er place – maybe to downtown Chicago or Detroit. The truth is, I appreciate those who to try to accommodate us during this time. I also appreciate those who tolerate us as well, in the true sense of the word. I just wished that others understood tolerance in other areas of living as well. In fact, I'm just about sick of somebody telling me, with a voice that's barely broken puberty, that I'm intolerant! Now let's have a little classroom time together…….. Think about it. By defi - nition, to tolerate something or someone means that I don't agree with that to which I am tolerating. (this seems so simple to me) I can still be friends with a person and not agree with whatever it is that I might not agree with. But toleration, again by defi ni- tion, does not mean that I give up my beliefs and espouse theirs! And yet that is what most individuals and groups who cry out for tolerance want! I want to make a promise to everybody. I am willing to tolerate anyone but I am unwilling to give up my beliefs until you convince me that my beliefs are wrong. And if I don't like you, it's not because I'm in- tolerant. It's probably because you're a jerk and I don't like jerks no matter what they believe. 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