by Thomas Ray America’s Oldest African American Church Baptist History T he founding of the First African Baptist Church of Savannah, Georgia, in 1788, is a story stranger than fiction. George Liele, the famous black […]
by Wayne Guinn Jason just returned from a visit to one of our new church plants in Saginaw, Michigan. Guiding Light Bible Baptist Church, pastored by John Franzel, called the National Church Planting Office with […]
by Mark Hodges Think about the power of a tiny grain of wheat. One single grain can grow into a fully mature stalk of wheat. That stalk can in turn produce countless more grains of […]
by David Melton I ‘ve enjoyed the vacation from politics. Remember how before election night every other TV commercial was a political ad? Then they just go away. Good riddance. But I still remember a […]
by Jim Edge The end of one year and the beginning of another is typically a time for reflection about the year ending and for resolutions about the coming year. The songwriter proposes it is […]
by David Almanzar I had a missionary friend come to present his field and burden to our church. The next day, as we were casually talking, he said, “You have a gray-haired church.” Immediately I […]
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