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Arnoldo Silva wanted to be a missionary; but his desire was denied. Instead, he stayed in Greenville, planted Iglesia Refugio, and finds his purpose encouraging SCBaptist Hispanic churches to capture a missional vision. Speaking of staying in Greenville, he... Continue Reading »
A Worthy Challenge Do you want to teach your people the Bible in a way that makes sense and engages your people, ultimately compelling them to follow Jesus? Then you need to preach persuasively, just like Paul (2 Cor.... Continue Reading »
On Aug. 30, Impact Community Church, who’s been meeting at the Middle Tyger YMCA in Duncan for 12 years, broke ground on their first church building located in Greer. The church started as a Bible study that stemmed from... Continue Reading »
(Editors’ note: This article was originally published at Abner Creek Baptist Church.) One of my favorite parts of my job as a pastor is to be a preacher. Sometimes a member of the church will even refer to me... Continue Reading »
(Editors’ note: This article was originally published at 9Marks and has been adapted from Jonathan’s book Word-Centered Church.) The preacher’s task is to hold up reality as the Bible presents it, and to ask how it compares to what... Continue Reading »
(Editor’s Note: Read part 4 here.) Jared Thomas and his wife, Lindsay, were happily serving at Christ Fellowship Cherrydale (CFC) in Greenville. They had a good friend group, and the church provided activities for their children. One Sunday, their... Continue Reading »
A Pawleys Island pastor, his wife, and an academy director are facing multiple charges in connection with a convicted sex offender who was allowed to serve as a custodian at the church where a daycare and school were operating.... Continue Reading »
What does it mean to “do” church in a way that’s human? This is the question I found myself asking after reading Carl Trueman’s most recent book, The Desecration of Man. The Desecration of Man Trueman argues that we... Continue Reading »
The Departure from Church-Based Soul Care For centuries, the church was regarded as the epicenter of personal care. Pastors and priests, using God’s Word, served as primary sources of wisdom, counsel, and confession for church members. In the early... Continue Reading »
Baptists have a confessional responsibility. In line with this confessional responsibility is an agreement about cooperation in the calling of training ministers of the gospel and planting of churches at home and abroad. The specific issue about confessional identity... Continue Reading »
(Editors’ note: This article was originally published at 9Marks) I was in college. I was a young Christian. And I remember walking past my pastor’s luxury car into the church office one day, and was greeted by a... Continue Reading »
(Editors’ note: This article was originally published at Christ Over All) Like many parents throughout the centuries, we used catechisms to instruct our children in basic Christian doctrine. As a result of catechesis, our children were well-prepared to... Continue Reading »
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