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July 16, 2009
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FBC, Old Hickory “We are still seeing effects of the downturn in the economy and we understand fully that many Tennessee Baptists are without jobs,” Porch noted, adding that many “Tennessee Baptists experiencing job losses, mortgage payment stress, the credit crunch and overall challenge to ‘make do’ still keep faith with their stewardship commitments..." [Read More] Reflections Legislating common sense Common sense is on sabbatical in our nation and world today. [Read More] Baptist volunteers do missions work at Carson-Newman College The door the Lord opened for Oak Grove was a week’s worth of tasks at Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City. Oak Grove and Victory Baptist Church, of Mt. Juliet, were the first of several Tennessee Baptist Convention-affiliated groups that will accept similar assignments over the course of the summer. [Read More] Former Tennessee journalist Starnes shares journey following heart surgery in new book Starnes, who was reared in Southaven, Miss., is now a network news reporter and anchor for Fox News Radio. He formerly served on the staff of Baptist Press in Nashville and Union University in Jackson where he wrote several articles for the Baptist and Reflector. [Read More] Outland, Davenport teach Baptists to get out of the church “Spiritual growth is our greatest challenge,” said Outland. Mature Christians “believe in ministry and share their faith.” [Read More] Living in the Spirit Focal Passage: Genesis 1:2; John 7:37-39; Acts 4:29-31; 5:3-4; I Corinthians 12:4-7 [Read More] When common sense isn’t enough Focal Passage: James 1:1-18 [Read More]
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