The unexpected mission
When you pray for our missionaries, please don’t forget to pray for those God has called to the frontlines to care for His children.
December 16, 2021
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When you pray for our missionaries, please don’t forget to pray for those God has called to the frontlines to care for His children.
If you wish you could just run away, run to God; if you feel the need to fight, know that God can fight the battle for you.
We have heard God’s “Yes” proclaimed in the work of Christ. How much more should we demonstrate faith than those who came before?
Since the doors were opened to children without family in 1894, Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes and Family Ministries has not for a single moment stopped caring for children.
Hope isn’t just a dream. On this side of the Resurrection of Jesus, no man, woman, or child should be left without hope.
This is the year of the new normal. That feels hopeful to write. I can’t say normalcy has ever been something I have strived for, but it sounds a lot better than abnormal.
I went to seminary with the intention to study theology and counseling, but I had no plans to be a counselor.
Perhaps you are fortunate enough to know, or have known, someone whose very identity is reflected by their perpetual generosity—this was my Granny.
Every first day of school comes with an array of emotions, but the range of fear and excitement has been much more extensive this year. From the masks and social distancing to the actual COVID concerns, the anxiety level for child and caregiver alike has been heightened.
By Derek Brown, Ph.D., LPC Executive Director, Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries The historical events of this season will serve to define the
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