Free ice cream and the free gift of salvation
Story Church in northwest Arkansas has served something that most people enjoy as a way to share the Gospel: ice cream.
September 17, 2020
Story Church in northwest Arkansas has served something that most people enjoy as a way to share the Gospel: ice cream.
Three weeks have passed since Hurricane Laura made landfall in Cameron, Louisiana. The Category 4 hurricane caused widespread damage as hundreds of thousands were left without power and water. Most of the homes in Lake Charles suffered damage.
We often don’t realize how far a single act of obedience can reach until we hear stories like Waylon Tay’s.
Summer camp is a staple for many churches. In Arkansas, Camp Siloam in Siloam Springs has stood for years as a standard of that camp experience.
God’s ability to do immeasurably more extends to places that most of us will never go, including prisons in Arkansas.
When God sets the stage for His gospel to spread through a new church plant, He rarely calls just one person. Instead, He plants His vision in multiple hearts, drawing their different passions and talents to a unified focus.
In a suburb of Pine Bluff, where crime is all too common, Family Church has found ways to break through the noise and minister to families struck by unfortunate events.
Second Baptist Church in Arkadelphia recently released a new discipleship plan for their church.
Fifteen years ago, Steve DeBusk, one of the high school senior boys Lifegroup teachers and a member of First Baptist Church in Cabot, embarked on a journey to help raise up and encourage young men going into manhood.
First Baptist Church (FBC) in Mansfield has been serving the teachers and faculty in their community well for years. Reverend Phillip Slaughter of FBC shared,
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