When Hayden was a student at the University of Alabama, she met some of Christ’s “ambassadors” at the Baptist Campus Ministries.
Alabama Baptist messengers to the state convention meeting adopted three resolutions during the Nov. 11 afternoon session. Two of the three related to issues important to Baptists while the third shared the traditional note of gratitude.
“I thank God for this theme. I love anytime the word of God is being explained and revealed to us compelled to share the gospel and to be ministers of reconciliation,” said Dewayne Rembert, pastor of Flatline Church at Chisholm.
Messengers to the Alabama Baptist State Convention annual meeting voted Nov. 11 to keep the same $37.5 million budget moving into next year with a 50-50 split between Alabama Baptist and Southern Baptist ministries.
Craig Carlisle says “how soon we forget” is more than a proverb — it’s a way of life.
The love of Christ should be all that Christians need to be compelled to help fulfill the Great Commission, observed an Alabama Baptist campus minister.
Richard Blackaby said his dad, Henry, was a pastor in Southern California when he called a family meeting that included eight-year-old Richard.
Jay Wolf said a long time ago, he made a promise to Jesus. He promised that he “would press on all the way to the
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