The Baptist Courier

Paul urges the saints in Ephesus to live life on purpose!... Continue Reading »

When Doris and Lewis Davis? oldest daughter died in a car accident in 1977, they felt an unfathomable darkness that only those who have lost a child can understand. To cope with the loneliness and despair, Doris turned to... Continue Reading »

Members of Lowrys First Baptist Church have been involved in several missions efforts recently.... Continue Reading »

Tyger Baptist Church, Tigerville, will observe its 210th homecoming on Oct. 31.... Continue Reading »

Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, Conway, celebrated its 100th anniversary on Oct. 3.... Continue Reading »

With their faces pointed toward the heavens, the members of Garden City Baptist Church watched as pastor Rich McLawhorn put a cross atop their newly reconstructed church.... Continue Reading »

On Thursday, Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., South Carolina Baptists will gather at White Oak Conference Center for a ?Day of Prayer for South Carolina Baptists.? Ron Barker, evangelism and prayer strategist with the evangelism team... Continue Reading »

What makes Jesus unique? John reveals the uniqueness of Christ in three places in these texts: in the eyes of the crowd, the testimony of the blind man, and the touch of the disciple as each individual is confronted... Continue Reading »

As a transplant to South Carolina, I?ve learned that asking for directions is asking for trouble. If you walk into a convenience store and ask for directions, in a matter of minutes everyone in the store will be hovering... Continue Reading »

In chapter 4, Paul begins one of the most thorough treatments of church unity in Scripture by addressing the Ephesian believers? personal walk with Christ. He recognizes that true unity does not begin in the pulpit or the committee... Continue Reading »

The greatest way to point out a difference between two things is to simply compare and contrast them. It has long been noted that the best way to see whether or not a stick is crooked is to lay... Continue Reading »

Telling North American Mission Board staff ?considerable change? is coming, president Kevin Ezell shared a retirement incentive with employees that will be the beginning of an overall reduction in force in the months ahead. Details of the incentives were... Continue Reading »