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This is a list of recent blog posts which we found interesting.  That we found them interesting doesn’t mean we necessarily agree with or endorse the ideas presented in the posts, but that we found them to be intriguing and … Continue reading →

Dr. Lynn Jones, Pastor, First Baptist Church, Booneville, MS Weight management is a continuing challenge in our calorie charged culture. We are surrounded by two kinds of businesses—one of them is devoted to getting us to eat more and the … Continue reading →

From the editors of SBC Today: Last week SBC Today published an article by Dr. Jerry Nash which expressed strong opinions about the future direction of the SBC. It voiced the view that the convention should recognize that the fault lines which … Continue reading →

In keeping with the spirit of the blog administrators here at SBC Today, I am posting over at my personal blog.  In my personal site I post on things that pertain more to NC Baptist events.  However, during our time … Continue reading →

The Resource Managers here at SBC Today are on a hiatus until sometime this fall.  However, we are still publishing on our personal blogs.  Over at Southern Baptist in NC, I have posted an article by Dr. Steve Lemke.  I … Continue reading →

I just wanted to write a quick post to ask all of our readers to pray for the SBC as we meet next week. We ask for your prayers. We want the Lord to bless our time together. We want … Continue reading →

Since June 4, 1978, Dr. Jimmy Jackson has served faithfully as pastor of Whitesburg Baptist Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Next week, he will be nominated to succeed Johnny Hunt as president of the Southern Baptist Convention, and we heartily support … Continue reading →

What is most important in a Baptist church, unity in the fellowship, or renaming the Building Fund offering?  Well, everyone would say that if renaming the Building Fund offering were going to cause a divisive nature within the fellowship of … Continue reading →

Upon reading Dr. Alvin Reid’s perspective on the reasons to attend the convention in Orlando, I was encouraged and excited.  I encourage you to read his perspective found at the above link.  I must admit I was a bit surprised … Continue reading →