Yield or Suffer Said Diocletian Who was Emperor Diocletian? Diocletian, born Diocles, was a Roman emperor from 284 to 305. Born to a family of low status in Dalmatia, Diocletian rose through the ranks of the military to become Roman cavalry commander to Emperor Carus. After the deaths of Carus and his son Numerian on … More Today in Church History
Christian Newsline Our Faith in Today’s World Islamist gunmen murder 24 including worshippers and pastor in north-east Burkina Faso Islamist extremist gunmen stormed a Sunday morning worship service in a church in Burkina Faso, killing ten Christians and abducting the pastor, on Sunday February 16. Read full article Pastor, three family members and deacon … More The Persecuted Church
I recently heard used Isaiah 43:18 (niv) “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past” as the argument used for taking down statues of Southern Historical Figures and Landmark from the War Between the States. Of course this was used totally out of context for the speakers point of view only. It follows … More Why David McCullough Can’t Sleep
February 18, 2020 A Badge of Disgrace: The Fall of the Boy Scouts It’s one of the saddest, most predictable “I-told-you-so” moments of our generation. The Boy Scouts, where future moon walkers and presidents learned the virtues and value of leadership, has finally collapsed. Turns out, the decade of compromise hasn’t been kind to the … More In the News
Mississippi’s capital city is surrounded by flood waters, displacing thousands, but a ministry is already on the scene and readying for volunteers. As of this morning, we’ve identified about 600 to 700 families who have some type of water in their house,” reports Eight Days of Hope leader Steve Tybor. “So our leaders and our equipment are … More Eight Days helps flood victims in own backyard
A group of Southern Baptist pastors, leaders, and lay people concerned with their denomination’s leftward drift has formed a group called the Conservative Baptist Network. Continued at Source: Conservative grassroots movement aims to reclaim SBC
Reformer Philip Melanchthon This is a red letter day in the history of the Reformation. On this day, February 16, 1497 was born a man of peace into an age of conflict, a reasoner into a world of passion. His birth name was Philip Schwarzerd, “Black earth,” which in Latin is “Melanchthon.” At ten Philip was orphaned. … More Today in Church History
How Much Authority Does a Pastor Have? By Austin T. Duncan, Feb 14, 2020 If Jesus, the sinless and perfect son of God, limited Himself to speaking nothing during his incarnation except the truth He received from His father, how much more should those who have been called into His ministry speak only on the … More How Much Authority Does a Pastor Have?
Down with King James II! The year 1689 witnessed an extraordinary event. William III of Orange came to the throne of England in a bloodless revolution. It was not that England had no king. James II sat in Whitehall and did not hesitate to exert his royal prerogative as he saw fit. The problem was … More Today in Church History
PRO-LIFE MISSISSIPPI Two Events to Coincide at One Location Pre-Kickoff Event Saturday, February 22, at 10:00 AM Grace Baptist Church 1013 MS-471, Brandon, MS Campaign Coordinators Barbara Beavers and Tammy Tillman will be there to answer any question you may have about 40 Days for Life and how to handle praying at the abortion facility … More PRO-LIFE NEWS
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