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Fragment: A Mistake

From: The Christian Shepherd: 1997 By: William Kelly

It is a mistake to suppose that those most profoundly taught are necessarily the hardest to understand.

W. Kelly

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The Christian Shepherd: 1997

• Editorial: Humble Christianity or Halfhearted Service?

• Editorial: The Christian Shepherd

• Editorial: The Service of Sisters

• Editorial: Two Guest Chambers

• Editorial: What Am I Seeking?

• Editorial: Who Will Name Them?

• Editorial: Whose Image Do We Bear?

• Encouragement for the Day

• Faith's Repose

• Family and the Assembly, The

• Family and the Assembly, The

• Family and the Assembly, The

• Family and the Assembly, The: Husbands

• Father's Concern, A

• "Fathers, Provoke Not Your Children"

• Feeding the Lambs or Feuding With the Sheep?

• Fragment: A Family Home

• Fragment: A Mistake

• Fragment: A Self-Challenge

• Fragment: "Abba, Father"

• Fragment: Absolute Dependence

• Fragment: Consider the Woman

• Fragment: David and Solomon

• Fragment: Do Not Talk to Me

• Fragment: Doing God's Will

• Fragment: Easier to Trust

• Fragment: Even Perishing and Surrounded by Destruction

• Fragment: Every Movement Towards the Lord

• Fragment: Fellow-Possession