What’s wrong with me?
Derek Brown, Ph.D., LPC
“What’s wrong with me?” I have heard these words too many times.
“What’s wrong with me?” I have heard these words too many times.
Women are looking for leaders who are real and approachable.
“One generation will declare your works to the next …” Psalm 145:4
The upshot of such focused prayer is that the church is provided a climate in which her Gospel truth may be freely and vigorously proclaimed “in a quiet and peaceful” setting.
May His praises be overwhelming, and His honor preserved by us having united hearts before His throne. Let’s understand there is a reason for us being as we are; accept that being different is not necessarily evil and then appreciate anything that blesses another brother or sister.
The Kingdom value of the smaller membership churches cannot be overstated.
The Arkansas Baptist State Convention will meet in Hot Springs for our 169th session preceded by the Pastors’ Conference, October 24-26.
August 17 marked the beginning of a new school year at the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) and my seventh as Campus Minister for
Excellence is necessary, but distinctiveness will set you apart.
As a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), we have seen their mission of “enhancing trust in Christ-centered churches and ministries” ring true time and time again. In fact, we believe financial accountability and stewardship go hand in hand.
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