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The eccentric Baptist millionaire by Thomas Ray Robert Arthington, Jr. was born May 20, 1823, in Leeds, England. His parents, Robert Sr. and Maria Arthington, were devout and active members of the Society of Friends. […]
by Keith Bassham One of my favorite cartoons is a picture of a crowd standing around a newsstand, each person holding a newspaper with the headline, “EXTRA — Print Is Dead!” Despite what you may […]
by Noel Smith Excerpted from his editorial, December 22, 1950 Nothing that men ever imagined, nothing that men ever thought, nothing that men ever said, nothing that men ever did, nothing that men ever recorded […]
Tenth article in the series “With Good Reason” by Keith Bassham The Christmas story is a fitting conclusion to the apologetics series, for in that story I see at least four apologetic strains of thought, […]
by Eddie Lyons Pastor, High Street Baptist Church, Springfield, MO It was going to be a big day for us. Our youngest child, James, had been selected to throw out the first pitch to famed […]
by Gregg DiCecca with Keith Bassham The church used to be known in the area as Granite State Baptist Church, the “Granite State” part identifying with New Hampshire. But later when the church needed to […]
by Keith Bassham The Minister’s Instruction Manual By Mel Brown Published by Guidance House Publishing 308 pages – $29.95 I was so happy to receive W. A. Criswell’s Guidebook for Pastors not many years after […]
The Wonderful boy by Thomas Ray Lewis Lunsford was one of the most distinguished and successful Baptist ministers of the 18th century. He was born about 1753 in Stafford County, Virginia. His youth was marked […]
by Charles Lyons Bob, lanky, with a kind of “aw shucks” demeanor, coked his way through Columbia University in New York City. His father had died. He had to pay his mother’s mortgage while working […]
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