A contracted worship leader began a forty-day fast because he wanted the church’s worship leader and not his wife. What the Caleb Flynn trial exposes is not ordinary hypocrisy but a religion kept in working order and pressed into the service of the thing it forbids.
An Honest Assessment of the Modern Church Series: Order in the New Testament Church and Missionary Service | Article One There is a…
The End of a Faithful Watch: A Tribute to Faithful Love In a culture intoxicated with self-expression and self-indulgence, the way of the…
The Paralysis of the Pews “Say not ye, There are yet four months, and then cometh harvest? behold, I say unto you, Lift…
In a world that measures worth by output and speed, any deliberate slowing of activity risks being misunderstood. Yet there are moments when…
The Modern Cliché There are few modern clichés as durable as the complaint, “I don’t go to church because it’s full of hypocrites.”…
Two Approaches to Truth in an Age of Decay There exists within our Fundamental Baptist fraternity a curious and somewhat tragic paradox, one…
This is not a season for hand‑wringing but for harvest, and the task before Bible‑believing Christians is plain: make the knowledge of God…
NOW AVAILABLE: The Lamb of God This is more than a Bible study; it is an invitation to encounter the staggering cost of…
Listen to the full sermon above, originally delivered at George County Baptist Church, and reaffirm your commitment to glorify Christ and edify His…