Baptist and Reflector TRENTON — For the past 20 years Mississippi River Ministry and Randy Pool have been synonymous in Tennessee. A former pastor and Southern Baptist missionary for 11 years in Central America, Pool and his wife, Cindy, returned to the United States in 2000 for a leave of absence to deal with family issues. During that time they became caregivers for … [Read More...]
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GIVING FLIGHT TO THE GOSPEL
Slip Disc Ministries using frisbees to spread Good News worldwide By David Dawson ddawson@tnbaptist.org JACKSON — Over the past year, Mark and Dottie … [Read More...]
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ARE YOU READY TO RECONCILE IN 2021?
By David S. Dockery Interim provost, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Perhaps in recent weeks you have been given the opportunity to sing “Hark! … [Read More...]
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RANDY ADAMS ANNOUNCED AS NOMINEE FOR SBC PRESIDENT
By Scott Barkley Baptist Press VANCOUVER, Wash. – Citing a desire for Southern Baptists’ focus to “be on the mission, with the Bible as our sole and final … [Read More...]
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JAN. 24: REJECTED
By Russ Wilkins Dir. of Missions, Shiloh Baptist Assoc., Adamsville Focal Passage: Luke 4:16-30 Remember how much you loved fast food as a kid and now … [Read More...]
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BURNING WALLS AND BUILDING BRIDGES
By Charles A. Fowler President, Carson-Newman University, Jefferson City The violence that took place at Capitol Hill on Jan. 6 is indefensible. It is an egregious violation of law and an extremely sad chapter in the history of our nation. Regardless of … [Read More...]

JAN. 24: THE BENEFIT OF SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES
By Eric Taylor Pastor, Cedar Hill Baptist Church, Cedar Hill Focal Passage: 1 Timothy 4:1-10 While our text for this week contains Paul’s pastoral admonitions and instructions for young pastor Timothy, they should not be viewed as irrelevant to those … [Read More...]

JUST FOR THE RECORD — ‘AMEN’ MEANS ‘SO BE IT’
By Todd E. Brady Vice president for University ministries, Union University, Jackson When toddlers jabber made-up phrases, parents and grandparents say, “Aw, isn’t that cute?” When older adults utter nonsensical language, it’s usually sad. When national … [Read More...]