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What Can the Church Offer an Addict?: Hope

April 23, 2015

By Larry Robertson Sr. Pastor, Hilldale Baptist Church, Clarksville As pastors, we are often confronted with issues that we don’t necessarily feel equipped to handle. Addictions might fall into such a category for many of us. It’s easy to preach salvation to a fictional addict we’ve never met. But through the years I’ve witnessed the […]

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Just Stop … and Extend Mercy

April 23, 2015

By Randy C. Davis TBC Executive Director Stop. Just pause what you’re doing for a few minutes and think with me about a couple of very important things. Have you ever stopped to consider, I mean really consider, what’s important in life? I feel one of the lesser qualities we as Americans seem to have […]

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Recovering Addict Now Shares Christ

April 21, 2015

By Lonnie Wilkey Editor, Baptist and Reflector WEBER CITY, Va. — Johnny Morelock makes it very clear. He is a recovering drug addict and alcoholic. As a result he is able to relate to both groups and that has opened numerous doors for him to share how God rescued him from the grips of alcohol […]

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Addiction: A Bomb Ready to Explode

April 21, 2015

By Lonnie Wilkey Editor, Baptist and Reflector The Merriam-Webster Dictionary provides several definitions for the word “addiction.” Among them: • a strong and harmful need to regularly have something (such as a drug) or do something (such as gamble); • an unusually great interest in something or a need to do or have something; • […]

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Observations on How to Have a Happy Church

April 9, 2015

By Johnnie Godwin Contributing Columnist, B&R Stanton, Texas used to have a sign at the city limits that said, “Three thousand friendly people and a few old soreheads.” That sign probably describes most churches to one degree or another. If the church is the size of a rowboat, it just takes one or two to […]

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A Time for Prayer

April 7, 2015

By Don Pierson Pastor, Stewart’s Chapel Baptist Church, Flintville A few years ago if someone had told you that our nation would be debating whether a person could marry a person of the same sex, you would have said, “No way!” Yet we are not only debating it, some of our states are already doing it, […]

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Who Really Is In Charge?

April 7, 2015

By Randy C. Davis TBC Executive Director There is an ancient Afghan proverb that states, “If you think you’re leading and no one is following you, then you’re only taking a walk.” I love the truth in that statement, but it begs a question. “If they aren’t following you, then who did they go follow?” […]

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Follow Up Easter Egg Events With Prayer

March 26, 2015

By David Evans TBC Evangelism Specialist I have had many conversations about Easter egg hunts and evangelism. Many churches that I have recently spoken with feel incomplete concerning their Easter egg hunt plans. They have a great turnout but it seems to just be another event. The Easter egg hunt seems to be consumed with […]

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Dispelling a Myth About Easter Sunday

March 24, 2015

By Lonnie Wilkey Editor, Baptist and Reflector Growing up in a Southern Baptist church I always knew that church attendance usually was higher on Easter Sunday and the Sunday closest to Christmas. I naturally assumed that a lot of those Easter/Christmas attendees were non-believers. The more I have researched and talked with people who know […]

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When Agony Leads to Action

March 24, 2015

By Randy C. Davis TBC Executive Director I recently reread an old letter that stopped me in my tracks. The author’s passion was evident, and I could imagine the anguished expression on his face. I’m sure tears streamed down his cheeks and into his beard as he wrote. “With Christ as my witness,” he penned. […]

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‘Meat and Potatoes Christians’ Grow in Knowledge

March 13, 2015

By Johnnie Godwin Contributing Columnist, B&R In our first year of marriage, I was a working, full-time college student with my wife expecting a baby. Though money was scarce, hamburger meat was just three pounds for a dollar. And we had some kind of meat every meal — well, until we didn’t one night. After […]

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Tips for Senior Adults on Charitable Donations

March 13, 2015

By Chris Kelly Exec. VP/General Counsel, Tennessee Baptist Foundation It’s not always popular to speak of the, uh, let’s say “seniority” of some of our Baptist brothers and sisters. However, for the purpose of this article, it may be a good thing as you have an opportunity to contribute to Kingdom work that others do […]

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