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Category Archives: Convictions
Looking Beyond the Bucket List
By Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey, pastor First Baptist Church of Spanish Fort Looking Beyond the Bucket List Ecclesiastes (Selected Scriptures) Introduction “What do you want to do before you die?” Someone posed this question on The Today Show … Continue reading
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God at Work in Germany: A Testimony
Recently, Barry King, pastor of Grace Baptist Church (http://tiny.cc/te1v3), Wood Green, London came into contact with some friends in Germany who are at the heart of a struggle for Biblical reformation in their land. The testimony of Anita Kupfermann is … Continue reading
Posted in Convictions, Doctrine, Education, Gospel issues, Inerrancy, Scripture, Testimony
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The “It” Factor
By Dr. Brian Robertson, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Kenton, TN I have always enjoyed playing sports. In high school I participated in football, baseball, and basketball. Now, that I am older and serve as pastor, I do not … Continue reading
Posted in Convictions, Discipleship
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Monday Exposition Idea:
For the Gospel’s Sake
(1 Corinthians 9:19-23)
For the Gospel’s Sake
(1 Corinthians 9:19-23)
By Franklin L. Kirksey, Pastor, First Baptist Church of Spanish Fort, Alabama, and author of Sound Biblical Preaching: Giving the Bible a Voice. These expositions by Dr. Kirksey are offered to suggest sermon or Bible study ideas for pastors and … Continue reading
Posted in Convictions, Discipleship, Evangelism, Gospel issues
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This is the LAST Fourth of July Parade we’ll ever attend!
By Greg Tomlin, President of Christus Films Note: This article is a response to a recently published Harvard University study which claimed to prove, among other things, that persons attending Fourth of July parades tended to be more patriotic and … Continue reading
Posted in Convictions, Patriotism
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Thank God for the CR
One of the reasons that the CR was needed is illustrated by the recent string of articles in the Associated Baptist Press on women pastors. There are some people in our SBC sphere of existence who wish to rewrite history, … Continue reading
“To Clear from Accusation or Blame”
The title of this post is the Merriam-Webster definition for the word “exoneration”. I used “exoneration” in the post announcing the completed investigation of Dr. Ergun Caner. In this post I would like to explain to our readers the thought … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Convictions, SBC Issues
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Landmarkists? Really?
J. R. Graves, who was such a major influence for Landmarkism in W. TN and Western Kentucky, was also a major player in the development of Union University in Jackson, TN. Dr. James Pendleton was also a major influence for Landmarkism … Continue reading
Posted in Baptism, Baptist Identity, Church, Communion, Convictions, Cooperation, Doctrine, Ecclesiology, SBC, SBC Issues, Uncategorized
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Harmony…Unity…Fellowship in the SBC
A conversation I had the other night, a good and productive conversation, got me to thinking about something. It got me to thinking about disagreements on doctrines in the Bible. And, I just wanted to let all of you know … Continue reading
Posted in Baptist Identity, BF&M, Building Bridges, Convictions, Cooperation, Dissent, Doctrine, Ecumenical, SBC, SBC Issues, SBC Perspective
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How Lost People See Us?
I was reading the On Mission magazine from NAMB when I saw a study done by the Barna Research Group. The research was done to show how lost people between the ages of 16 to 29 see evangelical Christians. I’m … Continue reading