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It’s hard to believe that a bowling match could change your life. It was my first week of college. I was out from under my parents’ supervision, and it was time to party. However, the party I went to... Continue Reading »
There was a time when Americans associated America with freedom. Today, we have lost touch with the concept of real freedom and have begun to think of it as the right to do as you please rather than the... Continue Reading »
This year’s theme for our South Carolina Baptist Convention annual meeting is “Launch Out.” We base it on Luke 5, where the Lord Jesus Christ said to Peter, “Launch out into the deep, and let down your nets for... Continue Reading »
John Madden, the famed sportscaster, used to crisscross the country many times each fall by bus because he was afraid of flying. There’s a lot of fear in this world. I sat beside a lady on a plane who... Continue Reading »
Do Muslims and Christians worship the same God? The relevance of such a question is not hard to defend. Islam and Christianity are the two largest religions in the world. Their respective adherents can be found in all almost... Continue Reading »
Last month, I introduced some statistics regarding the lack of personal evangelism conducted by members of American churches. This month, I’ll focus on how we can help our churches and church members become more involved in personal evangelism among... Continue Reading »
Scripture teaches us that it is good for brothers to dwell together in unity. Different races should be able, by God’s grace, to live with mutual respect for each other. I don’t see racial reconciliation as the goal, but... Continue Reading »
Today’s salad was made for hot summer days. Several home magazines have printed similar ones this summer, but I’m sure none was as good as Fresh Vegetable Marinate from Rachel Stucker of Providence Baptist Church in Pageland. The recipe... Continue Reading »
“Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.” Watching each individual grain of sand pass through the bottleneck of an hourglass always captivated me as a child. At first it seemed as though the mass... Continue Reading »
It’s an epic understatement for pastors to say, “We need each other.” It’s tragically self-deceptive to think we do not need other pastors to help provide the reassurance we all require to finish well. Consider the following statistics, which... Continue Reading »
It’s August, and that means that school is starting. Middle school and high school, in particular, are times of significant emotional challenges. Not only are students adapting to physical changes and emotional growth and maturity, the fact is that... Continue Reading »
Procrastination can lead to discouragement and depression. We put off doing something, and then it gets bigger and more difficult, so we put it off again. Our philosophy is, “Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off... Continue Reading »
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