September 28, 2022 Stories

The gospel and student loan forgiveness

"Christians always pursue justice because the gospel of salvation is the greatest demonstration of justice. But drawing false equivalencies between federal policies and the gospel not only makes for bad policies, but – infinitely worse – distorts the gospel."

People group in nation of Mozambique no longer unengaged with the gospel

Last year there were few-to-no followers of Christ among the Manyika of Mozambique. This past July, a group of four bowed their heads and prayed to receive Jesus as their Savior. Their eyes shone bright with hope. Their smiles unending because their eternity was forever changed. They joined seven others living in this remote interior strip of Mozambique to make this decision in the last few months.

From the archives – ‘The burning question: Why do I wear bow ties?’

"We live in a world wrecked by sin and pain, and that is nothing to smile about. But God has made a provision. He sent His son to die on a Cross for our sins, and He has promised us forgiveness and eternal life if we will place our faith and trust in Christ alone. It is a free gift. That is something to smile about. And so are bow ties."

Williams, Vance to be nominated for MBC leadership roles at annual meeting

Chris Williams, pastor of Fellowship Church, Greenwood, will be nominated for the office of MBC president, while Wesley Vance, executive pastor at Crossway Baptist Church, Springfield, will be nominated to serve in the office of MBC first vice president.

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