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Continue reading →: Are Association Meetings Doomed?It appears that one thing that’s common place in Free Will Baptist life, and other denominations, is the decline and lack of interest in local association meetings. Four times a year these meetings are scheduled, and for some, these dates are not looked forward to. And I’m only speaking for…
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Continue reading →: Dad, Lead Your HomeYour wife shouldn’t have to drag you off the lake to attend worship. She shouldn’t be the one leading the charge for family Bible reading and prayer. And she shouldn’t be the one who has to suffer for your lack of spiritual mindedness. Why? Because, dad, you’re called by God…
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Continue reading →: Beginning a Preaching LibraryOne of the best friends a preacher or pastor can ever have is his library. Every good resource is a gift from God and a gift to those hearing the preacher proclaim God’s Word. But where can a preacher start at? Or where can one begin who wants to be…
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Continue reading →: “Church” Attendance and the HeartIf you refuse to faithfully attend services at a local church, you have no strong reason to believe you’re a Christian. It doesn’t matter that you were baptized at age 7, that you prayed the “sinner’s prayer” when you were 15, or how good you feel when you read Christian…
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