March 11, 2020 Stories

Planning for disruption – DR’s Gaylon Moss encourages precaution, not panic

It is our prayer that the virus is stopped; however, it is wise for us to prepare. If the outbreak ends soon and does not affect us to any large extent, then good, we will be more prepared for the next disruption, whether that be a local storm, car accident, or power outage. However, if the virus does affect us at the community level, then we will be more prepared to meet the challenge.

What to do about the coronavirus

The spread of the coronavirus continues to affect many – and concern many more. While your state missionaries are not medical professionals, we are suggesting some steps Missouri Baptist churches may take to protect their people when they gather to worship.

‘We believe God sustains us’ – Former Mo. Baptists minister in China amid COVID-19 epidemic

In a profound way, God has used COVID-19 to help the Tylers encourage worried Christians and share the Gospel of hope with unbelievers. With local unbelievers seriously considering the reality of death, God has given the Tylers a unique opportunity to point to Jesus.

Could we be eating, drinking aborted babies?

It is shameful for an institution like Washington University, which is so highly regarded for its academics, to be up to its eyeballs in our nation’s abortion industry.

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