Baptist Views

Scouts Proposes Gay Youth Not Gay Leaders
April 20, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
Michael Foust of Baptist Press does a good job in presenting the true imbalance of those opposing Boy Scouts being expanded to Gay Scouts! However, while the nation’s attention was turned to Boston on Friday morning, the Boy Scouts of America announced that it intends to end its ban on gay members, as long as its [...]

SBC Talk of Local Church Bylaws Add Marriage Statement
April 1, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
The homosexual political agenda has gained a momentum that may overwhelm Baptist churches. Most pastors are just attending to their congregational priorities without paying too much attention to the potential of law suits that could jeopardize local church autonomy as well as every member’s First Amendment There is a lot of conversation among Southern Baptist leaders [...]

The Main Reasons People Leave a Church
February 1, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
One of the dynamics of church growth is member retention. Keeping Christians engaged in attendance has become a task of entertainment for too many congregations. Discipleship according to the three facets of the Great Commission has become just a theory and not a practicum. I am featuring this article to be one of many of those who [...]

Sheep Are People, Too (Unfortunately)
May 24, 2012 By deacondarrell Leave a Comment
Darrell B. Harrison | Atlanta, Georgia | May 24, 2012 | As my own spiritual and political worldview has matured (hopefull) over the years, there remains one question, above all others I’ve encountered, which is so perplexing to me that, at times anyway, I find myself wanting to hurl myself headlong into the nearest brick wall. The question is this: Why [...]

Southern Baptist Deacon Responds to Black Pastors Supporting Obama’s Position on Same-Sex Marriage
May 22, 2012 By deacondarrell Leave a Comment
Darrell B. Harrison | Atlanta, Georgia | May 15, 2012 | As I continue to study the reactions of black Christian pastors, and their congregants, to President Obama’s pronouncement earlier this month in support for same-sex marriage, I become more convinced of something I’ve feared for quite some time now – that within the “black church” there [...]
Baptist Devotionals
My Son First!
April 21, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
“A doctor entered the hospital in hurry after being called in for an urgent surgery. He answered the call asap, changed his clothes and went directly to the surgery block. He found the boy’s father going and coming in the hall waiting for the doctor. Once seeing him, the dad yelled: “Why did you take [...]

SBC Talk of Local Church Bylaws Add Marriage Statement
April 1, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
The homosexual political agenda has gained a momentum that may overwhelm Baptist churches. Most pastors are just attending to their congregational priorities without paying too much attention to the potential of law suits that could jeopardize local church autonomy as well as every member’s First Amendment There is a lot of conversation among Southern Baptist leaders [...]

Tim Tebow Bows Out To First Baptist Dallas
February 24, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
Christians of similar platforms often conflict politically. Such was the case of Tim Tebow and Robert Jeffress. Baptist.org commends both parties for their respective convictions on issues facing those who are believers in the Holy Bible. Tim Tebow has the sports world as a virtual congregation to present the basic truth of Jesus Christ as Saviour to [...]
Never Shine
August 31, 2012 By waynesosebee Leave a Comment
I own a black truck; wash it and it shines like new money or at least most of it does. The hood on my black truck will never shine again and the reason is I fail to keep it washed and waxed. Because of my neglect it will never shine again without a fresh paint [...]
Only Three Things
August 29, 2012 By waynesosebee Leave a Comment
Complaining is something we all do from time to time. We complain if it rains too much and we complain if it doesn’t rain enough. We complain if we miss an opportunity, we complain if we get sick, we complain if we….you get the picture I’m sure. There is not one who is reading this [...]
Baptist Missions

Urgent News Update For February 20, 2012
February 20, 2012 By Ben Smith Leave a Comment
Please pray for the The Cretzman Family. According to post from around facebook their 3 year old daughter died last night in an auto accident. The Cretzman Family are on duputation to be missionaries to Cuba. Please check out their website and leave a comment of support http://cretzmanstocuba.com/

John and Wanda Casias
February 2, 2012 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
From the website of John And Wanda Casias Missionaries to Mexico - http://www.casias.org “On Janury 31st 2012 John and Wanda graduated to be with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ as their lives were suddenly taken in a home invasion. Thank you all for your prayers and your continued support for the Ministry they started 29 years [...]

Breaking News for February 1st, 2012
February 1, 2012 By Ben Smith 1 Comment
Missionaries to Mexico John & Wanda Casias Murdered Details are still sketchy, but according to reports from facebook and twitter veteran missionaries to Mexico John & Wanda Casias were found murdered in what is thought to be a robbery of some kind most likely by the local cartel. The cartel in their area of Mexico has been very [...]
The Harvest Bells Are Ringing, What? You Can’t Hear Them?
April 21, 2011 By Da Yong Leave a Comment
Can you imagine not being able to go to the store and buy ???, Resurrection Day, decorations? How about not being able to tune into messages on the death, burial and resurrection of Christ during Passion Week on your radio? How about not being able to go to the local Christian book store and buying a gift [...]

Honduras Orphanage Builds the Kingdom Through Outreach
April 5, 2011 By ML Champion 1 Comment
Mark Champion The Good Shepherd Children’s Home is in the hill country of the Zamorano Valley in San Francisco, Honduras. It is about one hour southeast of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, the capitol. They house nearly 150 kids . There are 14 Tias, who are house moms. They take care of managing everyday activities in the different [...]
Baptist News

Scouts Proposes Gay Youth Not Gay Leaders
April 20, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
Michael Foust of Baptist Press does a good job in presenting the true imbalance of those opposing Boy Scouts being expanded to Gay Scouts! However, while the nation’s attention was turned to Boston on Friday morning, the Boy Scouts of America announced that it intends to end its ban on gay members, as long as its [...]

SBC Talk of Local Church Bylaws Add Marriage Statement
April 1, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
The homosexual political agenda has gained a momentum that may overwhelm Baptist churches. Most pastors are just attending to their congregational priorities without paying too much attention to the potential of law suits that could jeopardize local church autonomy as well as every member’s First Amendment There is a lot of conversation among Southern Baptist leaders [...]

Tim Tebow Bows Out To First Baptist Dallas
February 24, 2013 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
Christians of similar platforms often conflict politically. Such was the case of Tim Tebow and Robert Jeffress. Baptist.org commends both parties for their respective convictions on issues facing those who are believers in the Holy Bible. Tim Tebow has the sports world as a virtual congregation to present the basic truth of Jesus Christ as Saviour to [...]

SBC President Fred Luter Responds to Obama’s Win: ‘Our Nation Is In Trouble’
November 16, 2012 By Dr. HL Champion Leave a Comment
President Barack Obama regained the White House for another four years in an election that proved a convincing setback on moral issues for evangelical Christians and other social conservatives. The country’s first African American president turned back the challenge of Republican Mitt Romney Nov. 6 by winning the popular vote and more than 300 electoral [...]
School bell rings at Baptist school – Trinidad News
September 4, 2012 By MT 1 Comment
School bell rings at Baptist schoolTrinidad NewsFOURTEEN years of waiting ended yesterday for the Shouter Baptist community as their very first primary school officially opened its doors to staff and students. The St Barbara's Shouter Baptist Primary School in Maloney opened yesterday with 50 … and more »








