Could potential TikTok ban impact online outreach?
The Baptist Paper
March 30, 2023
The potential shifts in social media come at a time when churches are enjoying a big advantage across all platforms.
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Seasons change
Amy
March 28, 2023
Just like the seasons in nature change, our seasons in waiting also change so don’t give up. Remember you’re not where you were, and God isn’t finished with you yet.
Since the 1880s, Southern Baptists have argued over the role of women
Religion News Service
March 23, 2023
“If we cannot agree on who a pastor can be, when Scripture clearly speaks to the matter, we cannot cooperate in planting churches.”
Releasing control and trusting God
Hannah
March 21, 2023
“Where You go, I’ll go. Where You stay, I’ll stay. When You move, I’ll move. I will follow.”
Ukrainian believers find fellowship, purpose in church
International Mission Board
March 16, 2023
“There’s a tension here because you don’t want Ukrainians to feel like spiritual tourists who are just kind of roaming. They need to be a part of a community. They need to be a part of a group where they’re using their gifts and their talents and trying to impact lives.”
Answering the call to proclaim Christ: Know and proclaim the gospel
James
March 14, 2023
If you are in Christ, then you yourself know the gospel. There is no way to be saved yourself if you don’t know the content of the gospel. It’s impossible.
Just not enough time
Jessica
March 9, 2023
Know that if you are feeling overwhelmed and tired, you are not alone. What’s important is that you are honest with yourself and are keeping the main thing (your walk with God) the main thing.
Inside the latest ‘worship war’: Can a song be ‘tainted’?
Baptist and Reflector
March 7, 2023
Every song, to varying degrees, has a tainted source, because “all have sinned and fall short of God’s glory.” A local church and its leaders must determine, therefore, how much and what type of taint is tolerable in their context to not create a distraction and hinder their worship.
Could potential TikTok ban impact online outreach?
The Baptist Paper
March 30, 2023
The potential shifts in social media come at a time when churches are enjoying a big advantage across all platforms.
Seasons change
Amy
March 28, 2023
Just like the seasons in nature change, our seasons in waiting also change so don’t give up. Remember you’re not where you were, and God isn’t finished with you yet.
Since the 1880s, Southern Baptists have argued over the role of women
Religion News Service
March 23, 2023
“If we cannot agree on who a pastor can be, when Scripture clearly speaks to the matter, we cannot cooperate in planting churches.”
Releasing control and trusting God
Hannah
March 21, 2023
“Where You go, I’ll go. Where You stay, I’ll stay. When You move, I’ll move. I will follow.”
Ukrainian believers find fellowship, purpose in church
International Mission Board
March 16, 2023
“There’s a tension here because you don’t want Ukrainians to feel like spiritual tourists who are just kind of roaming. They need to be a part of a community. They need to be a part of a group where they’re using their gifts and their talents and trying to impact lives.”
Answering the call to proclaim Christ: Know and proclaim the gospel
James
March 14, 2023
If you are in Christ, then you yourself know the gospel. There is no way to be saved yourself if you don’t know the content of the gospel. It’s impossible.
Just not enough time
Jessica
March 9, 2023
Know that if you are feeling overwhelmed and tired, you are not alone. What’s important is that you are honest with yourself and are keeping the main thing (your walk with God) the main thing.
Inside the latest ‘worship war’: Can a song be ‘tainted’?
Baptist and Reflector
March 7, 2023
Every song, to varying degrees, has a tainted source, because “all have sinned and fall short of God’s glory.” A local church and its leaders must determine, therefore, how much and what type of taint is tolerable in their context to not create a distraction and hinder their worship.
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Current events
Could potential TikTok ban impact online outreach?
The potential shifts in social media come at a time when churches are enjoying a big advantage across all platforms.
March 30, 2023
Featured
Seasons change
Just like the seasons in nature change, our seasons in waiting also change so don’t give up. Remember you’re not where you were, and God isn’t finished with you yet.
March 28, 2023
Current events
Since the 1880s, Southern Baptists have argued over the role of women
“If we cannot agree on who a pastor can be, when Scripture clearly speaks to the matter, we cannot cooperate in planting churches.”
March 23, 2023
Featured
Releasing control and trusting God
“Where You go, I’ll go. Where You stay, I’ll stay. When You move, I’ll move. I will follow.”
March 21, 2023
Current events
Ukrainian believers find fellowship, purpose in church
“There’s a tension here because you don’t want Ukrainians to feel like spiritual tourists who are just kind of roaming. They need to be a part of a community. They need to be a part of a group where they’re using their gifts and their talents and trying to impact lives.”
March 16, 2023
Featured
Answering the call to proclaim Christ: Know and proclaim the gospel
If you are in Christ, then you yourself know the gospel. There is no way to be saved yourself if you don’t know the content of the gospel. It’s impossible.
March 14, 2023
Featured
Just not enough time
Know that if you are feeling overwhelmed and tired, you are not alone. What’s important is that you are honest with yourself and are keeping the main thing (your walk with God) the main thing.
March 9, 2023
Featured
Inside the latest ‘worship war’: Can a song be ‘tainted’?
Every song, to varying degrees, has a tainted source, because “all have sinned and fall short of God’s glory.” A local church and its leaders must determine, therefore, how much and what type of taint is tolerable in their context to not create a distraction and hinder their worship.
March 7, 2023
