Personal memories of John W. Rawlings By Mike Randall I became aware of John W. Rawlings as a first-year student at Baptist Bible College in 1960. I painted signs for businesses and R. O. Woodworth, […]
He made a difference by Thomas Ray William Collier was born in 1771 in Scituate, MA. His mother was a devoted Christian, and she instilled in William biblical principles that would mold and guide him […]
by Charles Lyons Six-feet-plus with a football player’s build. Half black, half Polish. For years I assumed he was Puerto Rican. I wish you could meet Richard.* When our church moved into the hulking former […]
by Jon Konnerup I recently read of the term gospel inequality — the free access to the gospel that most people in the Western world enjoy but that billions in other places do not. It […]
by Wayne Guinn It was exciting to be in Texas in January with our church planting school. Let me share a perspective from one of our speakers, John Arnold, of Library Baptist Church in Finleyville, […]
by Mark Milioni Several years ago I remember reading an interesting article about summing up your life. The author went to several well-known people and asked them to sum up their lives in six words. […]
by David Melton I teach. While the responsibilities of college administration give me plenty to do, not even to mention the privilege of pastoring MetroWest Baptist Church as well, I still teach every semester. I […]
by Keith Bassham In 2007, representatives of Baptists from across the country gathered in Charleston, SC, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the founding of the Philadelphia Baptist Association. Not all, but most Baptists in […]
Fourth in a series of studies on Psalm 51 by Keith Bassham Not long ago, I read an article in which the author asserted that early Christians did not sing many hymns, and in fact, according […]
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