By Catherine Finch Baptist Press RICHMOND – As part of its February emphasis on racial diversity in missions, the International Mission Board hosted a panel discussion called “The Future of Missions: Why Biblical Diversity Matters” Feb. 25. The conversation, which was streamed on Facebook and through the IMB: Advance the Kingdom app, will be ongoing, as it is vital … [Read More...]
Tennessee
CON RAÍCES EN GALLATIN, UNA NUEVA IGLESIA VIRTUAL ESTA ALCANZANDO AL MUNDO
GALLATIN — Hace un año, la plantación de una iglesia virtual era algo inaudito en la vida Bautista de Tennessee. Ahora, gracias a la Iglesia Bautista Hispana … [Read More...]
Columnists
CAMP CARSON (CARSON SPRINGS) IS A BETHEL
By Todd Brady Vice President for University Ministries, Union University Back in the day, each summer I went to Camp Carson Youth Music Week. I’ve never … [Read More...]
SBC
‘BIBLICAL DIVERSITY DISCUSSION AT IMB WILL CONTINUE,’ CHITWOOD SAYS
By Catherine Finch Baptist Press RICHMOND – As part of its February emphasis on racial diversity in missions, the International Mission Board hosted a … [Read More...]
SS Lessons
MAR. 7: NEIGHBORS?
By Scott Brown Pastor, First Baptist Church, Waverly Focal Passage: Luke 10:25-37 An expert in the law, testing Jesus, began questioning Him about the … [Read More...]
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MAR. 7: THE NATURE OF GOD
By Michael Julian Pastor, Macedonia Baptist Church, Kenton Focal Passage: John 14:8-11, 16-20, 23-26 What grander subject could we seek to explore and extract truth from other than the subject of the nature of God? And while the intricacies of Father, … [Read More...]
UNDERSTAND THE DANGER OF THE EQUALITY ACT
Editor’s Note: The following is an open correspondence to Tennessee Baptists by Randy C. Davis, president and executive director of the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. Tennessee Baptists, it’s time for vigilance and action. We stood for life … [Read More...]
AVOIDING THE DEADLY SIN OF COMPLACENCY
Oʀɪɢɪɴᴀʟʟʏ ᴘᴏsᴛᴇᴅ Nᴏᴠ. 9, 2016 Editor’s note: The following column, written in 2016, has continued to be one of the most widely read articles ever posted on the B&R website. In 2020, it was the seventh most viewed article of the year. With COVID-19 … [Read More...]