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The “worship wars” appear to be waning. “Multiple generations are becoming more accustomed to different types of church music and worship style,” writes Thom Rainer. “There is a much greater appreciation for different forms of music than in the... Continue Reading »
These days smartphones are ubiquitous. It’s amazing to realize that you hold in your hand a tiny computer that has more processing power than anything available to NASA during the Apollo years. It’s also amazing, when you have teenagers,... Continue Reading »
The word “worship” means to ascribe worth to God. He alone is worthy of the praise, adoration, submission, reverence, prayer, giving, singing and respect His people can show Him. Worship can be public, as in our gatherings, or private.... Continue Reading »
Today’s recipe is a good one for a cold, windy Sunday — and it makes a large dish, so you will need to call in the neighbors to help you eat it or you will have leftovers for a... Continue Reading »
Myrtle Beach First Baptist Church started a new worship service at their local school. Don has been leading worship for years, but this worship service was much different from what he had done in the past. There was no... Continue Reading »
Last time, we introduced our theme for 2016: “Launch Out!” It is based on Luke 5, as Jesus instructed Peter to “launch out” into the deep. We must launch out in prayer, evangelism, discipleship, missions and partnership! Perhaps our... Continue Reading »
Even as infants, our personalities are evident. Some babies are quiet, calm and submissive. Others seem to be born with a baseball cap on backwards saying: “Make me.” There are two types of personalities: Type A and Type B.... Continue Reading »
Youth pastors long for ways to minimize and/or eliminate stress in their lives. They sincerely want to engage students, volunteers and parents in ministry; however, often they feel they are drowning under the stress they experience daily. Youth pastors... Continue Reading »
Gary Hollingsworth has been elected as the next executive director-treasurer of the South Carolina Baptist Convention. Hopefully, he and his wife will enjoy a peaceful move and find blessing and direction as he assumes the leadership of our Baptist... Continue Reading »
I recently had an enormous kidney stone. Okay — it seemed enormous to me. But in terms of kidney stones, it was reasonably large — nine millimeters, in fact. Large enough that I had to have lithotripsy (the use... Continue Reading »
The weather, having delayed its autumn and winter days until January, has denied us our days of bowls of hot, tasty, nourishing soup — but now our wintry winds are prevailing, and soup it shall be. There are many... Continue Reading »
College spring break! I looked forward to a week of no studying, going to the beach with friends, and having fun. As we led up to spring break, my friends in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes would begin talking... Continue Reading »
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