Partnering with Local Churches to Train and Send Missionaries Worldwide
source Is your youth ministry Bible-focused or fun-focused? It’s easy to focus more on making the youth group funthan on making it biblical. I’m all for having a good time with students in the right context, but we have a much higher calling.
We had a wild and wonderful time last night at our Youth All-Nighter. We started at 8.30pm at Northwest Baptist Church with welcome and games. We did ten-pin bowling, a treasure hunt, sumo wrestling, various competitions (table tennis, darts, drafts,
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source • Can you give a clear, confident testimony of your salvation based on the written Word of God? • Can you express clearly and confidently your call to the ministry? • Can others see the hand of God on
Do you desire to serve the Lord but find that many distractions in your life shift your focus away from Him? Do you have a difficult time wanting to know God better but find that there’s not much time to
Today is the first of February. There are 28 days in this month, during which a group from Vision Baptist Church will be reading the 28 chapters of Acts. You can join the group on Facebook, read and comment on
I read the following on Clay Reed’s blog and thought every married couple should read it. Teri and I went on a date last night, and I can verify that dating your mate is a great way to strengthen your
Taken from Church Matters Blog. In his booklet From Pride to Humility, Stuart Scott has compiled an insightful list of 30 biblical indicators as to whether pride is resident in our hearts. Read these slowly and prayerfully. 1. Complaining against or passing
My pastor, Austin Gardner, wrote about the Moravians on his blog and I wanted to repost what he wrote here: taken from To Every Tribe Winter 2009 Do you know how the Moravians decided who got to go as missionaries when
I was very blessed by this story from Alan Campbell about a young lady who took a real stand at her school. I hope that teenagers and adults alike will be encouraged by her story: A young girl who comes to our