“Where I live is like Babylon – full of idol worship.”

November 2010 – Grace & Truth Magazine

I need your magazine! It tells me the truth of the Bible which our archenemy the devil is attempting to distort. That your magazine is the most outstanding is no exaggeration. Where I live it is like Babylon of the Bible – full of idol worship. I need your magazine to keep me from evil. — Kazakhstan

Your magazine is a very uplifting and powerful tool in my Bible studies. It is just what I need during my times of trial and tribulation as it consistently offers me the guidance I need. — USA

Thank you for my renewed subscription. Please thank those who are paying for it. I was impressed with the two-part Family article on Hosea and Gomer. I teach a young adult Sunday school class and it served us very well, as most questions asked are about the challenges of sexual relationships. — Nigeria

I was puzzled by the Feature article, “The Significance Of Man In The Universe” (May ’09) – particularly the section headed “Man is at the exact physical center of the universe in size.” The common understanding of “exact ... center” would be midway. How the author, in his end note, arrives at a midway point I cannot understand. Nor can I see why it has any significance. Moreover, the average size of the adult human with which the resultant number is compared surely has increased over the centuries. I like the rest of the article but regard this section as mumbo jumbo, though I do not wish to give offense. — England

Thank you for sending your magazine to me monthly. Every article encourages me to read the Bible by looking up verses. I am learning so much. I am praying that your writers will be useful tools in the Master’s hand. — Kenya

Your magazine has been a source of much spiritual information for me. The Feature article entitled “Seven Cs Of Decision Making” (Nov. ’08) helped to settle some confusion in my life. A billion thanks to all who pay to make it free for us. I’m hoping to be able to send some support soon. Meanwhile please keep me on the mailing list. — Nigeria