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The Congregationalist who became a Baptist by Thomas Ray Daniel Merrill was born March 18, 1765, in Rowley, MA, into a deeply religious family. His father was the head deacon in the Rowley Congregationalist Church, […]
by Charles Lyons Golden Babylon. Mighty Babylon. Nebuchadnezzar said, “Is this not Babylon the great, which I myself have built as a royal residence by the might of my power and for the glory of […]
by Kevin Carson I can see you, kind of. As I write, I am flying at 30,000 feet above the Ozarks. I can see Table Rock Lake, Taneycomo, and Bull Shoals. The towns of Branson, Hollister, and […]
by Keith Bassham Years ago, I heard a former university president talk about a time from his youth when dairy products were kept in wells and springhouses. In his story, someone had used the milk, […]
by the Tribune Ventura Baptist Church and Pastor Lewis McClendon have been hosting missionary communication workshops several years. That “we’re-for-the-missionaries” mindset, coupled with the church’s physical location and well-thought-out facilities, made it a natural choice […]
George Barna presented some material from his book, Maximum Faith, in which he describes what he and his researchers have discovered about people in churches and their spiritual growth, or lack of spiritual growth.
Kirk Cameron was well known as a teen television actor in the 80s and 90s. The past several years, however, he has become an outspoken spokesperson for Christianity and conservative family values. I spent a […]
from fame to shame by Thomas Ray Jeremiah Walker was one of Virginia’s most famous and effective evangelists, pastors, church planters, and champions of religious freedom. But a moral failure brought him shame and inflicted […]
by Charles Lyons I can’t read this.” The earnest 16-year-old held his Spanish Bible out to the pastor. The pastor hesitated. Not only the 16-year-old but also his parents worshipped in the Spanish-language congregation. The […]
by Keith Bassham When I lecture students and others about the Baptist Bible Fellowship, I begin with the language of fellowship itself. You may safely ignore anyone implying that the word fellowship derives from the […]
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