Celebrating Kingdom value of smaller membership churches
Dr. J. D. "Sonny" Tucker
The Kingdom value of the smaller membership churches cannot be overstated.
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.
Sharing our faith is hard for us. It was apparently hard for Paul, which is why he asked people—in almost every letter he wrote—to pray for him in this arena.
I first felt God’s call on my life in my junior year of high school. In the summer following that year, I surrendered my life to vocational ministry.
May we know and believe that God is willing and able to save and transform our lives because that is who He is, and that is how He works.
Together, we can change the trajectory that families are on today.
One of our long-cherished Baptist beliefs is a doctrine called the priesthood of all believers. This biblical concept teaches that all born-again believers function collectively in their local churches as believer-priests.
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