Archive March 22nd, 2015In the beginning … GodAge, pennies, Captain Kangaroo, ordering out and rapFor Louisianians, 2001 SBC is just down the roadAgree wholeheartedlyMarch 20th, 2015Every People Group Task Force continues work on planThe land of the Bible – and the Lord of our livesThe missions motivation? To follow Jesus and exalt God, leaders insistKey issues pending in state legislature – be aware, ready to act, leader urgesHave Southern Baptists transcended the South?Impact of golfer Payne Stewart’s death continuingGolf tournamentTen persons with Louisiana ties recently were appointed as overseas workers by the Southern Baptist International Mission Board.Weekly AnnouncementsWeekly AnnouncementsAddressing areas of concernLouisiana College opens health and wellness centerFaith-based plan introduced in Congress – as concerns continueAnatomy of a Rumor – Part TwoAnatomy of a Rumor – Part OneOh, brother – even with death, O’Hair petition livesIt is face the rifles, or jump into the water and swim for itLeader offers guidelines for postmodern worshipHonestly face – and deal with – conflict, speaker stressesAnother translationGrieved at commentsBeyond beliefWeekly AnnouncementsU.S. Navy biased against evangelicals, lawsuits claimChurch conflict can be resolved positively, if …Soft-spoken pastor has 39-year legacy of strong leadershipQuit laughing at me – I bet you have been in the same fix!Texas churches proving slow to embrace new budget planCincinnati pastor ministers in midst of recent riotsLouisiana Baptists, where has our influence gone?How do churches reach – and keep – the unchurched?According to the March 22 issue of the Baptist Message, the Louisiana College Board of Trustees “approved a policy change to make the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message statement the schools statement of faith.” I was deeply grieved to learn of their action. According to the March 22 issue of the Baptist Message, the Louisiana College Board of Trustees “approved a policy change to make the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message statement the schools statement of faith.” I was deeply grieved to learn of their action. I am sending a letter to the LC Board of Trustees giving my causes for concern. I believe that all Louisiana Baptists should become aware of the implications of their action and the probable results. I am also withholding my final payment of $25,000 of the $75,000 pledged to erect a fountain at the Louisiana College entrance boulevard in memory of my late husband Claude Kirkpatrick. When I can be assured that the trustees will not impose the 2000 creed upon the college, its faculty, its female members in particular and its students, then I will give the remainder. Edith Kirkpatrick Baton RougeDeeply grievedReject outrightDay of prayerSBC International Mission BoardWeekly AnnouncementsNew SBC Bible more gender-inclusive, review indicatesLeader: Bible translations should be word-for-word‘Gender-neutral’ Bible continues to spark debateFirst and foremost, he really was trying to please GodThe real power to pardon lies beyond the presidentBaptist Foundation of Arizona saga continuesSouthern Baptist leaders commit to help families ‘under severe attack’Missionary appointment service set March 10 in ShreveportRequest for prayerWeekly AnnouncementsHard push underway to salvage New Orleans casinoWomen challenged to pray – and use their lives to minister to othersThey just love to talk about hunting – and the gospelAnnuity Board policy – churches that sever SBC ties cannot participate in plansAnnual yearbook shows rank of denominationsWhen it comes to missions service, take a lesson from Mormons, leader urgesHelp, keep Louisiana off ‘slippery slope’ of gamblingGreat preachersSex on television – a study confirms what many have been saying television is filled with sex, and it is getting worseWeekly AnnouncementsA million dollar price is still cheapening to the crossBusy? Be sure to eat right, expert saysThe call to go and shareIn market downturn, focus on objectives, not emotionsWeekly AnnouncementsAbsorbing gambling?New Orleans Baptists offer to open homes to SBC messengersLouisiana College trustees approve record budgetLBC church loses building to fire – but not enthusiasmYou, too, can be an ordained minister – for only $29.95!!Help reach this nation for Jesus Christ – give, tell, liveNeed guidanceAfter big win, expect gambling to push for more, Ward warnsMarch 19th, 2015Weekly AnnouncementsTheir menu speciality is a hot meal – served with love‘Jihad’ warriors are tarketing Indonesian Christians, observers sayThe spiritual challenge of America (Part Three)The spiritual challenge of America (Part Two)The spiritual challenge of America (Part One of Three)Coming this summer to the Greater New Orleans area – Crossover 2001‘Pardon me, but I find nothing funny in any of this’Hoffman: ‘There is no shortcut to God’s vision. It requires prayer’Weekly AnnouncementsWMU leader challenges women to make new century an ‘epic’ one for missionsMission board affirms Baptist Faith and Message policyA changeless gospel … an unchanging challenge (Part 2)A changeless gospel … an unchanging challenge (Part 1)SBC leader – ‘Evangelism … is a fundamental aspect of Christianity’‘Ahoy, mate. Just how high is that tree house deck there?’Bush’s faith-based approach filled with serious concernsIs your church Web site communicating as it should?The “too” high cost of substance abuseComments on targetWeekly AnnouncementsIn our prayers‘Adoption’ effort helping reach Chinese cities for ChristThe Great Commission challenge – can it be done?When it comes to signs, there is one I would like to offer‘When he became a Christian – his family beat him’Want to reach youth? Know the trends, expert saysPlease, Governor – help Louisiana end the gamblingBible favorites (Part Three)Bible Favorites (Part Two)Bible Favorites (Part One)Weekly AnnouncementsWe have to keep “it” under wraps until we can get rid of “it”For wandering seafarer, they offer rest – and the gospelStakes are high – but he likes the odds for gospel work in VegasOn mission together (Part Two)On mission together (Part One)On Gospel mission … togetherThe gospel message is love, leader stressesSeminary honors retiring professor – ‘There is no way to replace (this) man’World needs Bible-teaching preachers, leader saysLuther Rice – ‘he was a kind of catalyst for Baptists’In year 2001, teenagers show – True Love (still) waitsWeekly AnnouncementsSome things a man can live without, but some things …For sake of gospel work, divisions must be overcomeLBC reportingWeekly AnnouncementsFor parents – how to help teenager stay in churchCollegians walk, bake, play, work – all for missions… and now, how about the top story of the past century?Time has come to pick the top story of the year 2000Lacombe church celebrates 75th anniversary‘As president of the United States, I say to you …’Ice Fishing 101 – cut a hole, bait a hook, enjoy the companyThis is NOT the NBA – this is ‘gospel’ basketballDictator is gone – but urgent needs still remain in YugoslaviaSBC hunger work – ministry to bodies and soulsFace it – Louisiana is addicted to legalized gamblingMessage to God’s peopleWeekly AnnouncementsSign of the time (Part 2)Sign of the time (Part 1)This Louisianian ‘breaks’ horses to show God’s loveLouisiana Baptist giving – and what the numbers meanIt was to be just a nice, little, scenic drive – but then …Weekly AnnouncementsExpert: Religion can have a place in schoolsLouisiana Baptist seeks to use Internet to rally laypeopleLouisiana Baptist seeks to use Internet to rally laypeople‘If we are to make a difference, we must do more’‘Free Offers!’ are usually worth what you pay for them. But … In Indonesia, Christians pray for an end to violent ethnic cleansing Believe it or not – 2000 was a very good year for religion in public schoolsGuideline on religion and public schools sent to all districtsAn ideal classroom« Previous Page 1 … 131 132 133 134 135 136 Next Page »
