by Doug Kutilek The mortal remains of Baptist pastor John Rippon (1751-1836) repose in Bunhill Fields cemetery, London, the burial site of many famous and faithful names in English Non-Conformity (non-Anglican Christians), some 120,000 souls, […]
When the largest ship then afloat, the Titanic, struck an iceberg at 11:40 p.m. April 14, 1912, in the western North Atlantic, it was carrying over 2,200 souls (the precise number is unknown), including a […]
by Doug Kutilek The individual Baptist preacher about whom more biographies have been written than any other must surely be Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892). The only possible challenger for this distinction is John Bunyan, the […]
by Doug Kutilek It is uncommon in this world for an individual to make an unselfish, life-changing decision to his own immediate disadvantage. Yet that is precisely what did happen in May, 1888. John R. […]
by Doug Kutilek Modern Poland is a country of 40 million souls, including, at present, something over a million resident Ukrainians, many being refugees from the war in Eastern Ukraine. During a recent teaching trip […]
by Doug Kutilek Adoniram Judson Gordon (1836-1895) was born in New Hampshire into a devout Christian home and was, of course, named for famous New England native and pioneer missionary, Adoniram Judson. Gordon was converted […]
by Doug Kutilek The dominant perspective of English Baptists when Andrew Fuller was born in Wicken, England, in 1754 was that of “high Calvinism.” By a rigid application of “logic” founded on highly defective premises, […]
by Doug Kutilek From early in the 20th century until his death, George Washington Truett (1867-1944) was the most famous Baptist pastor in America and perhaps the most highly acclaimed preacher of any denomination. He […]
I suppose some present-day believers may have never heard the name of Warren W. Wiersbe, but such must be few and far between. […]
by Doug Kutilek Amzi Clarence Dixon (1854-1925), largely forgotten today, was a leading Baptist in his day and the only man to pastor both Moody Memorial Church in Chicago and Spurgeon’s Tabernacle in London.
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