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Becoming Southern Baptists
The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) is a fellowship of about 46,500 Baptist churches and another 4,500 mission churches (churches that have not yet established their autonomy as self-governing congregations) scattered across the United States and its territories. Read More...
Kie Bowman calls for new life in dry bones
Kie Bowman, pastor of Hyde Park Baptist Church in Austin, Texas, preached the convention sermon from Ezekiel 37, calling on Southern Baptists to ask God to breathe life into families, churches and the Southern Baptist Convention at the annual meeting in Dallas June 13. Read More...
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EDITORIAL: Esto nos afecta a todos
Criticar a otros puede surgir como un "simple comentario" y todos estamos expuestos a asumir esa práctica dañina. Hace años, un día mientras cenaba con mi esposa, me percaté de que, sin mala intención, estábamos criticando a un líder de nuestra iglesia. ...
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Today's Devotion
From the Book of Job:
God's challenge to Job; man's weakness and ignorance; Job humbled.
Then the Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind (Job 38:1).
Day after day, Job wondered why he experienced so many tragedies. When God finally revealed Himself out of the whirlwind, He did not give Job an explanation for his past sufferings or promise future restoration. He did not explain that Satan was the source of all Job's calamities and that it was all within His permissive will for Job's ultimate good. Neither did God compliment Job on his faithfulness. - Continue...
