My husband and I attended our National Mission’s Symposium last week. The conference was sobering in that we were shown the stark reality of the state of our Baptist work. Memberships and baptisms are diminishing. Giving is down. Disciples are not being reproduced; therefore, churches are not being reproduced. And the work of the ministry [...]
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Most of you know that I have been working diligently to finish up my fourth book (and 3rd in the Living Out the Word series). Lord willing, LOVE: a verse by verse study for women through the epistles of John will be completed by March 2012. Please keep me in your prayers as I strive [...]
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Lies, falsehoods, errors, deceit, dishonesty, fraud, deception – no matter what it is called, it is still the antithesis of truth. It is also more prevalent than truth. More taught than truth. And more loved than truth. And let’s not forget how exceedingly dangerous a lie is. One would think that the further way from [...]
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