Jan 19, 2026 | Timothy Parrow
Dear Pastor and Brethren: Mission Activity On December 7th, I had to ask Bro. Gaches to fill the pulpit for me because I was recovering from the negative side effects of a medicine called a Vaso restrictor to reduce the size of my veins and arteries so...
Jan 18, 2026 | Sunday Morning
Are there memories in your life which draw out your emotions more than other things? Perhaps there was the sudden death of a friend when you were young, and, now, any time that person returns to your mind, the tears return to your eyes. Or it might be something...
Jan 15, 2026 | This Sunday in Baptist History
For seven years, Samuel Howe pastored the church that met in “Deadman’s Place,” London. To earn a living and pay the bills he worked as a cobbler, as did William Carey before he went to India. Howe published a book called “The Sufficiency of the Spirit’s Teaching,”...
Jan 11, 2026 | Sunday Morning
If you had a job that paid $4,000 a week, would you give it up – if that was necessary to become a Christian? If you were President of the United States, but you knew that if you chose to become a true disciple of Christ you’d ruin your chances of reelection, would...
Jan 8, 2026 | This Sunday in Baptist History
Thomas Jefferson Fisher made a profession of his faith in Christ when he was sixteen. He was baptized and joined the Baptist church at David’s Fork, Kentucky. At the age of twenty-two he was ordained, but he quickly found that he didn’t have the gift of pastoral...
Jan 4, 2026 | Sunday Evening
In verse 1 Paul says, “Let me repeat myself.” And then in verse 2 he adds, “Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers, beware of the concision.” As I said in our last lesson, by “dogs” he isn’t talking about the expense and problems of family pets. He is speaking of...
Jan 4, 2026 | Sunday Morning
Christ Jesus and His disciples had just spent a memorable evening together. First, the Lord washed the disciples’ feet, teaching a lesson about the difference between being eternally, and thoroughly cleansed by the blood of the Lamb of God, and being forgiven for...
Jan 1, 2026 | This Sunday in Baptist History
William Staughton, born on this day in 1770, had an extremely sharp mind. At the age of twelve a publishing company was asking to print his poetry. He was saved early in life, dedicating his God-given talents to his Saviour. While a student at Bristol Baptist...
