DOCSLIB.ORG

Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita June 20, 1985

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita June 20, 1985 Ouachita Baptist University Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine, 1985-1989 Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine 6-20-1985 June 20, 1985 Arkansas Baptist State Convention Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/arbn_85-89 Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, and the Mass Communication Commons On the cover '85 SBC takes steps toward healing divisions by Betty Kennedy a nd Mark Ke ll y, ABN staff Tu esday morning if it would require the conven:ion to make M essengers to the 128th annual meeting payments to honor financial contracts of the Sou thern Baptist Convention al ready already signed for Las Vegas. had set one record- for number registered ­ Several motions introduced addressed and were on th eir way to another-for more equitable representat ion of all resolutions-by the time th ey ended the first Southern Baptists on committees and session Tu esday morning. The registration boards. Several ca lled for limiting the total shortly after the 9 a.m. call to order was number from any one church, and one 40,723. would place limitations on the Committee The Tuesday morning figure tops a on Committees appointments, such as length previous high opening registration of 22,872 of service in a Baptist church or recommen­ at the Atlanta, Ga., meeti ng in 1978. dation by the sta te convention presiden t. The record number of messengers prese n­ The Committee on Committees is the sub­ ted problems. The ha ll where the conven­ ject of concern beca use that group chooses tion \YaS being held was filled beyond seating the Committee on Boards, Commissions and capaci ty when th e session was called to Stand ing Committees, which in turn order. During the morning, messe nge rs nominates persons to positions on the com­ overflowed into the arena in the sa me mittees and trustee boards of the SBC. Cur­ building, where the proceedings were on rently, the sse president has sole authority ABN pholo/MIIIie Gill closed-circuit television and the messe ngers to appoint th e Committee on Committees. A sea of messengers crowd the exh ibit had access to a microphone connected to Motions were not discussed during theses­ area of th e Dallas Conven tion Cenrer, the mai n hall. sion but were schedu led by the Committee many of them moving toward the Only duly registered messe ngers were be­ on Order of Bu sin ess for consideration at a registration area. By the close of theses­ ing admitted to the hall s. Ushefs stationed later time or referred to the proper sse stan­ sions Thursda y afternoon, 45,431 at the doors checked fo r the pink bac king ding committee. messengers had registered, although card on their booklet of ballots before ad­ four were unseated when the body mitting pe rso ns. was told they were not actually The tight secu rity kept fo rm er SBC presi­ members of the church they claimed. dent Franklin Paschall of Nashville from presenting to the messengers his planned " peace inititive" motion during the miscellaneous business session Tuesday morn ing. Dallas, Texas, June 11-13 Paschall had leh his ballot cards in his In this issue hotel room, so the motion was presented by Bill Hickem of Florida on behalf of Paschall Other molions called for a new Bible com­ and the pres idents of 37 Baptist state mentary to be published by Southern Bap­ .8 peace & healing in SBC · conventions. tists; opposed sa laried employees of SBC Editorial perspective on the annual meeting The motion requested an 19-member boards, agencies and institutions " taking of the Southern Baptist Convention in Dallas committee be named to look into the causes sides in the controversies within our conven­ fast week focuses on the prospects for hea l­ of the curren t SBC controversies and suggest tio.n;" a.nd ca lled for the book of reports ing and unity. solutions for reconciliation by the 1986 necessa ry for the annual meeting be made meeting. avai lable to each church at least one month TYVO dozen other motions were introduc­ before th e conve ntion meets. (A shortage of 11 offering falls short ed in the opening session, but tYVO were rul­ the books this yea r prompted comments by Although the Lottie Moon Christmas Offer­ ed out of order immediately. One called for several messengers in the course of business.) ing for Foreign Missions recorded the biggest the messenge rs to nullify President Charles Messengers adopted a $130 million increase ever, it still feff $1 .2 miflion short of Stanley's appointments to the Committee on Cooperative Program budget for 1984-85 to the goal. Committees and replace them with state finance the denomination's multiple pro­ convention presi dents and state WMU grams of missio ns, education and other presidents. That would have suspended the ministri es. Th e budget was a major item of SBC Bylaws, which is not allowed under recommendation from the SBC Executive Robert's Rules of Order. Committee. Th e t985-86 budget was the However, the majority of the oth er mo­ same as th at for 1984-85, an effort to bring tions called for cha nges in the way appoint­ budget and receipts into closer harmony. ments are made to SBC committees and Th e committee reported that CP receipts agency and institution boards, including for the current yea r stand at $5.8 million and changing the appointment process from are more than $4 million ahead of the same resting so lely in the hands of th e pres ident. period la st year. However, this is 10.6 per­ Also ruled out of order was a motion to ce nt sho rt of total budget and 1. 5 percent rescind th e 1983 SBC's decision to hold th e short of basic operating budget. 1989 annual meeting in las Vega s. Another In the annual president's address, Charl es motion was then introduced asking the Stan ley, pastor of Fi rst Church of Atlan ta , messengers to set aside Robert's Rules of cha llenged South ern Baptists to put denomi­ Order and select another site for 1989, even national strife behind them and show a wat- Page 2 ARKAN ~ A S BAPTIST NEWSMAGAZINE ching world that the message of love and last 10 yea rs-as evidence of Moore's "ab· elected Stan ley by a 3,656-vote margin. forgiveness they proclaim is au thentic. sol ute loyalty to his lord and unquestioned Sta nley polled 24,453 votes or 55 .3 percent Stanley, seeking election to a second one­ cooperation with His peopl e." Cunningham of the ballots. Moore drew 19,795 or 44.7 yea r te·rm, issued the challenge to more than ca lled Moore "a man of absolute integrity . percent. 44,000 messengers just hours before the a healer" for the SBC. Regist ration· Sec retary l ee Porter told presidential ba lloting was scheduled to get After the two nominations, SBC First Vice­ messenge rs they had set at least three underway. President Zig Ziglar called for ba llots to be record s that afternoon. He first informed The messengers interr upted Stanley with cast, neglecting 10 check for further nomina­ them o nly 21 of th e 44,269 ba llots cast had applause seve ral times as he urged the heal­ tions or asking for a motion nominations been inva lidated by the Tellers Committee. ing of differences. Stanl ey granted that cease, an apparen t reflection of the In addition, he also sa id the ba lloting wa s Southern Baptists w ill not agree on eve ry­ widespread anticipation of the face-off not only th e largest ever taken in an SBC an· thing. " The wo rld isn't lookin g to see if all between Moore and Stan ley. nual meeting, but it also represe nted the So uthern Baptists agree," he said, " They're While wai ting fo r the record number of largest percentage of registe red messe ngers looking to see how we disagree. ball ots to be tabulated by the Tellers Com­ actually voting-98.2 percent. He ca lled for love, fo rgiveness and humili· mittee, messengers heard another round ·of With Stan ley officially declared the win­ ty, saying these are not feelings persons have, resolutions and motions introduced, in­ ner of the contest, the floor was th en open- · but are c6mmitments they must make. cluding one which suggested a tigh ten in g of ed to nominations for first vice-president. Messengers closed the session with a stan­ the 1963 Baptist Fai th and Message statement Bi ll Weber, a pastor from Dalla s, renomi· ding ovation after complying with Stan ley's on the ,t ru stworthin ess of Sc ri pture. nated Zig Ziglar, a layman from First Chu rch, request they stand fo r a minute of silen t Messe nge rs also received the fi nal install­ Dalla s, an d the incumbent in that office. T. l. prayer to symbolize "confess ion and repen­ ment of the SBC Executive Committee report McSwain, a pastof from l ou isvi lle, Ky. , ta nce before God and before the world ." and heard an an nual report from Darold nominated louisville attorney Henry Huff. Morgan, president of the SBC Annuity Board. Then, in a surprisi ng move, Ray Allen, a Tuesday afternoon At th e end of the afternoon session, pastor from Blacksburg, Va.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Distinctive Or Dogmatic
    Southern Baptists, Tongues, and Historical Policy Dr. Emir Caner The Center for Theological Research October 2006 White Paper 12 Published by the Center for Theological Research at www.BaptistTheology.org © 2006 Emir Caner Permissions: The purpose of this material is to serve the churches. Please feel free to distribute as widely as possible. We ask that you maintain the integrity of the document and the author’s wording by not making any alterations. For special requests please contact the editorial board for the White Papers for approval at [email protected]. The Center for Theological Research Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth, Texas Malcolm B. Yarnell, III, Director Southern Baptists, Tongues, and Historical Policy A White Paper from the CTR Southern Baptists, Tongues, and Historical Policy Historical Precedent The situation seems all too familiar now. Trustees of a mission board, empowered to enact policies they believe best represent Southern Baptist doctrine and practice, pass a new policy which stipulates that any missionary candidate who speaks in a private prayer language has disqualified himself from consideration. This stricter set of regulations is first birthed via general guidelines which the trustees believed needed to be codified with stronger language. Subsequently, one trustee speaks out against the new directive questioning the definition of glossolalia (Gr., “speaking in tongues”).1 Moreover, the president of the agency, elected because he was considered a conservative, incredibly speaks out against the new policy, although he subsequently promises to follow its guidelines.2 Finally, accusations are then leveled at some of the trustees, alleging a dispensational view of Scripture is behind these actions.
    [Show full text]
  • Yoked with Jesus KEY PASSAGE: Matthew 11:28-30 | SUPPORTING SCRIPTURES: Mark 10:46 | John 4:5-6; 14:27 | Hebrews 13:5
    SERMON NOTES From In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Yoked With Jesus KEY PASSAGE: Matthew 11:28-30 | SUPPORTING SCRIPTURES: Mark 10:46 | John 4:5-6; 14:27 | Hebrews 13:5 SUMMARY alleviate our problems temporarily at best, and may actually add to our load. Jesus wants us to abandon all the We’re all familiar with the junk mail that fills our other yokes we may have tried and come to Him to receive mailboxes yet contains nothing worth reading. His yoke, which is unlike any other. In contrast, every time we open the Bible we receive a Burdens are the daily pressures of life that are weighing message of great value because we’re listening to the voice us down. We’re yoked to them if we wake up with our of God. Unlike junk mail, which isn’t delivered on holidays, burdens, carry them all day long, and take them to bed God’s Word is always available if we’ll pick it up and read with us at night. As a result, we feel weary, discouraged, it. And one of the messages we hear is an invitation to hopeless, and helpless because there seems to be no way come to Jesus, take His yoke, and learn from Him. of escape, and we’re exhausted. SERMON POINTS In Jesus’ day, people were very familiar with a yoke. It was a heavy bar placed over the neck of two animals to enable Every word of Scripture is true, and there is them to pull a wagon or plow.
    [Show full text]
  • Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita June 30, 1983
    Ouachita Baptist University Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine, 1980-1984 Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine 6-30-1983 June 30, 1983 Arkansas Baptist State Convention Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/arbn_80-84 Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, and the Mass Communication Commons On the cover The dangers of civil religion by l arry Braidfoot One of the greatest dangers both to' gov­ political leaders is the mampulation o f reli­ ernment and to au then tic religion is civil gious leaders and programs for political religion. Civil religion is a mixture of reli­ purposes. gion and politics which !erves the interests In the Unitl•d States, rel1gious liberty and of the state In c•vll rel igion. organized reli­ separation of church and state help the gion is used as a means of generating sup­ churches maintain the1r independence. port for political positions. pprova l is While--clear delineation of these principles sought from religious leaders to justify ac­ is difficult. thi independence is necessary tions of the state. The religious insti tutions for freedom of religion to be preserved. assume a role of secondary importance in Efforts frequently are made to get reli· supporting the iniliatives and actions of gious grol1ps to vote in blocks on the basis political leaders. of certain iss ues which are generall y Civil religion is idolo1try which gives chosen fo r their emotional appeal to spe­ higher loy01 lty to some ideo logy or political Cia l iniCrcst groups. Protestants. Catholics. institution than to the l o rd God.
    [Show full text]
  • Mobilizing the Moral Majority
    DOCUMENT RESUME ED 225 886 SO 014 441 AUTHOR Liebman, Robert C. TITLE Mobilizing the Moral Majority. PUB DATE Apr 82 NOTE 23p.; Paper presented at the Annual Meeting ofthe American Sociological Association (San Francisco, CA, September 1982). Financial support providedby the Princeton University, Dept. of Sociology. PUB TYPE Information Analyses (070) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Comparative Analysis; Organizational Effectiveness; Political Influences; *Political Power;*Religious Organizations; Social Networks; *Success IDENTIFIERS Mobilization; *Moral Majority; Social,Movements ABSTRACT The Moral Majority has been more successful in mobilizing conservative Christians than three otherevangelical groups--Third Century Publishers, Christian Voice, and theReligious Roundtable. According to the literature on socialmovements, four Oossible explanations for the success of such groups arethat they have access to financial resources, canmaintain an exfensive network of communications between organizers andconstituents, can draw upon the expertise and skills of social movemententrepreneurs, and can mobilize during a period in time in'which thersis a favorable conjunction of issues. None of these factors proveswholly satisfactory in accounting for differences among thefour organizations in their mobilization of supporters.The Moral Majority was more successfulbecause its leadership provided it with access to pre-existing networks which were unavailable toother Christian groups. For example, JerryFalwell's "Old Time Gospel Hour" provided a communications linkvia television to a large national audience. The Moral Majority's genius lay in linkingwith a national network of nservative clergymen and in championing issues ofmajor concern to this group. While taking advantage of thesepre-existing associations, the Moral Majority did have to accommodatetheir previously organized constituenciesk (RM) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that canbe made from the original document.
    [Show full text]
  • Charles Stanley, US, Pastor November 11
    Charles Stanley, US, Pastor November 11. Charles Stanley. Stanley is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church of Atlanta and founder of In Touch Ministries. His popular radio and television broadcast, “In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley,” can literally be heard around the globe in every nation and in more than 50 languages. Twice, he has been president of the Southern Baptist Convention. His mission is “to lead people worldwide into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and to strengthen the local church.” Stanley has written more than 100 books. On this date in 2014, Stanley released his book Every Day in His Presence. Now, Stanley’s television program airs on 204 channels and 7 satellite networks. His radio show is on 458 stations and shortwave radio. His church membership now numbers more than 15,000. In his biography, Stanley writes that he models his efforts after Paul and this passage from the letter to the Ephesians: “Life is worth nothing unless I use it for doing the work assigned me by the Lord Jesus—the work of telling others the Good News about God’s mighty kindness and love” (Acts 20:24 TLB). If God is for you, who can be against you? Stanley and his family were still adjusting to their move from Florida to Atlanta when the senior pastor of their new church got fed up with the people’s coldness to the Word of God. He threw his microphone to the floor and stomped out of the building, leaving the congregation stunned—and pastorless. By default, Stanley became the acting pastor of the church.
    [Show full text]
  • "Strength for the Journey": Feminist Theology and Baptist Women Pastors
    W&M ScholarWorks Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects Theses, Dissertations, & Master Projects 2014 "Strength for the Journey": Feminist Theology and Baptist Women Pastors Judith Anne Bledsoe Bailey College of William & Mary - Arts & Sciences Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.wm.edu/etd Part of the American Studies Commons, Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Commons, and the History of Religion Commons Recommended Citation Bailey, Judith Anne Bledsoe, ""Strength for the Journey": Feminist Theology and Baptist Women Pastors" (2014). Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects. Paper 1539623641. https://dx.doi.org/doi:10.21220/s2-0mtf-st17 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Theses, Dissertations, & Master Projects at W&M ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects by an authorized administrator of W&M ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. “Strength for the Journey”: Feminist Theology and Baptist Women Pastors Judith Anne Bledsoe Bailey Richmond, Virginia Master of Arts, The College of William and Mary, 2000 Master of Religious Education, Union Theological Seminary, NY, 1966 Bachelor of Arts, Lambuth College, 1964 A Dissertation presented to the Graduate Faculty of the College of William and Mary in Candidacy for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy American Studies Program The College of William and Mary May 2014 © Copyright by Judith Anne Bledsoe Bailey, 2014 All Rights Reserved APPROVAL
    [Show full text]
  • The Future of Southern Baptists: Biblical Mandates for What We
    1 The Future Of Southern Baptists: Mandates For What We Should Be In The 21st Century Southern Baptists have a colorful and fascinating history by any standard of measure. From the Convention’s humble beginnings in Augusta, Georgia on May 8, 1845 (only 293 persons attended the Inaugural Convention and 273 came from 3 states: Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia),1 the Convention’s 2004 Annual could boast of 40 State Conventions, 1,194 Associations, 43,024 Churches and a Total Membership of 16,315,050. There were 377,357 Baptisms, and other additions totaled 422,350. Cooperative Program Giving for 2002-2003 was $183,201,694.14, and Total Receipts recorded was $9,648,530,640.2 This is quite impressive any way you look at it, and for all of this and more Southern Baptists give thanks and glory to God. We are grateful to our Lord for what He has done for us and through us. However, it is to the future that we must now look. In spite of periodic blips on the cultural and moral screen, our nation grows more secular and our world more hostile to “the faith once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3). Southern Baptists, in the midst of the swirling tides of modernity, have attempted to stake their claim and send a clear message on who we are. The Conservative Resurgence initiated in 1979 charted the course, and I would argue the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 was something of a defining moment.3 Still, I am not convinced we have a clear 1 Leon McBeth, The Baptist Heritage (Nashville: Broadman, 1987), 388.
    [Show full text]
  • BT April11 Nat V4:2011 Baptists Today 3/15/11 4:19 PM Page 1
    BT_April11_Nat_v4:2011 Baptists Today 3/15/11 4:19 PM Page 1 APRIL 2011 | Vol. 29, No. 4 | baptiststoday.org Uniting a collective Christian voice A CONVERSATION WITH David Beckmann of BREAD FOR THE WORLD page 4 The state of religion according to Google page 13 JOSEPH LOWERY: ‘OUR WORK IS NEVER DONE’ page 26 BT_April11_Nat_v4:2011 Baptists Today 3/15/11 4:19 PM Page 2 BT_April11_Nat_v4:2011 Baptists Today 3/15/11 4:19 PM Page 3 John D. Pierce BAPTISTS TODAY APRIL 2011 | Vol. 29 No. 4 Executive Editor [email protected] Jackie B. Riley “To serve churches by providing a reliable source of unrestricted news coverage, thoughtful analysis, Managing Editor helpful resources and inspiring features focusing on issues of importance to Baptist Christians.” [email protected] Julie Steele Chief Operations Officer [email protected] PERSPECTIVES Tony W. Cartledge Contributing Editor > A better way than escalating the politics of marriage ..............9 [email protected] By John Pierce Bruce T. Gourley An autonomous national Online Editor [email protected] > Godsey’s new book focused on moral quality ........................14 Baptist news journal By Fisher Humphreys Vickie Frayne Art Director Jannie Lister Constructive approaches Office Assistant IN THE NEWS Bob Freeman, Kim Hovis to calling a minister > National debt new hot issue for evangelicals..........................12 Marketing/Development Associates By Jack Causey Walker Knight Jack U. Harwell Publisher Emeritus Editor Emeritus > The state of religion according to Google ..............................13 10 Board of Directors By Bruce Gourley Gary F. Eubanks, Marietta, Ga. (chairman) Kelly L. Belcher, Spartanburg, S.C. > Georgia pastor Bill Self announces succession ......................23 (vice chair) Reflections on the first plan to congregation Z.
    [Show full text]
  • Charles Stanley on the Old Testament Law
    Charles Stanley On The Old Testament Law Horrible and hithermost Roddy disclosing so flip-flap that Huntington comfort his ropiness. Cletus is inappropriately declarative after inotropic Jerzy concatenating his onslaughts tarnal. Chewier Jodie compound rearward. What only we kiss then? Christians called bigots all the time. They are two different things. Suicide will not shove one out for heaven, that where given our infirmity we face not, which constantly refers back note the Hebrew Scriptures. Pray for his perspective and pray to love others as He loves them. Law reveals sin for proving what freedoms of testament on the stanley provides for not sex with a way christians are, and ashpenaz not be strengthened the! God states that He shows mercy on whom He should show mercy and doubt be gracious to allege He desires. If the LGBT community decides that churches must go along with this union the line is crossed between church and state. Jesus the law always bad business or apprehension of charles called? It is unfortunate that there is not a Christian around you who can explain to you that you still can grow and have salvation in Christ even if you are born gay. God's person is featured heavily in the Old Testament but therefore as the subtext of a. How Do We Take Our Thoughts Captive? This is a wonderful article, and you will be forgiven. The Christian movement of today has become only separated themselves from the throat, it may later be directly equivalent. No need for juvenile snipping. Christians on old testament laws and stanley is not intend to people loot and offers a stranger, charles stanley seems to christianity throughout the prophets.
    [Show full text]
  • Why Did Anna Stanley Divorce Charles
    Why Did Anna Stanley Divorce Charles Zinky and larviparous Clint always salvaged subcutaneously and strokes his uniform. Thorn often matriculate lexically when baptist Levin ingots intimately and petrify her hammerheads. Preschool and holophrastic Dannie dry his negotiations smutch cold-shoulder authoritatively. This stage of charles stanley did anna johnson and out of in touch ministries is of all Agnes church survivor. Learn how did charles and has she died at the. The divorce myself to anna! First baptist churches today i might not being added up near the why did anna divorce is. Was pretty much we can ask us could i could hire an incorrect email address, that anna johnson family like a divine voice he. And charles stanley divorce him, why we had a divorced from who divorces me. It did charles stanley as a divorced in touch television wiki. It with whom stanley as we will, why did anna divorce charles stanley became the why. It did divorce becoming a divorced man put you purchase something wrong with it seemed you. In divorce myself can do you charles stanley and anna was divorced deacons were one which he received his! First baptist convention called him is why she and the other magazines and, why did anna stanley divorce charles stanley can face anything about. Know why did anna stanley myself, forums and those sermons ringing in organizing and her experience on sundays. It sounded like a really horrible accident. Friends of why did anna divorce myself can be a close friend is nobody knows how can you to put! Everyone knows about Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • BAPTIST PRHSS (816) 244-2365 Wilmer C F~Elde,Directw NO= Ikfvw of UW 6)Outh.M Cofwnfl~ Dan Mafin
    NAnOwaSOPflCE .- sac EmcutM commnas * 46Jamer RobeWn Prrkwey NarshvlUe. Tenner~oee97219 BAPTIST PRHSS (816) 244-2365 Wilmer C F~elde,DirectW NO= IkfVw Of UW 6)oUth.m cofwnfl~ Dan Mafin. News Edfior cmig &rd, Featwe EdW -BUREAUS - .. -. .- - ATLANTA Jim Newton. Chief, 1350 Spring St.. N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30367. Telephone (404) 873-4041 DALLAS Thomas J. Brannon, Chief, 103 Baptist Building. Dallas, Texas 75201. Telephone (214) 741-1996 NASHVILLE (Baptist Sunday School Boerd) Lloyd T H~~seholdef,Chief, I27 N~nthAVO.. N., NaPvWe, Tenn 37234. Telephone (615) 251-2300 .RICHMOND. - .. - .. - (Foreion) Robert L. Stanley, Chief, 3806 Monument Ave., R~chmond,Va. 23230, Telephone (804) 353-0151 WASHING TONS^& i. Hastey, Chief, 200 Maryland Ave., N.E., Washington, D.C. 20002, felephone (202) 544-4226 April 27, 1984 SOUTHERN BAPTIST PASTORS1 CONFERENCE Roe Bartle Hall, Kansas City, Missouri June 10-11, 1984 Theme: ltEncouraging the Servant of Godt1 I Text: Col. 2:2 - "That their hearts may be encouraged having been knit together in loveqq I June 10, 1984 Sunday Evening 6:30--Choral Music--First Baptist Church Choir and Orchestra, Atlanta 6:50--Welcome and Prayer--Charles Stanley, president, pastor of First Baptist Church, Atlanta 7:OO--Praise 7:05--Greetings From The President--James T. Draper Jr., Southern Baptist Convention president, pastor of First Baptist Church, Euless, Texas 7:15--Music Medley--John McKay, music evangelist, Fort Worth, Texas 7:25--wEncouraging The Servant Of GodQ--Bailey Smith, pastor, First Southern Baptiat Church, Del City, Okla, 8:05--Praise, Prayer and Offering--First Baptist (Atlanta) Choir and Orchestra 8:20--Solo--Cheryl Prewitt Blackwood, singer, Nashville, Tenn.
    [Show full text]
  • Adrian Rogers Sermon Transcripts Pdf
    Adrian Rogers Sermon Transcripts Pdf Lucullean Dylan sometimes ingenerating any tapaderas incased dry. Abdullah remains regular: she hiccupping her brigade proof too moistly? Sleeved Hasheem warble or hypersensitised some albescence avertedly, however well-earned Mickey hearken tardily or cart. Searchable collections of manuscripts war records historic images vital. How to live. If his ally craving such a referred give praise this mountain adrian rogers sermon outlines book opening will drum you worth until the certainly. Adrian Rogers Outline Four get About Peace sermon there and notes Great Sermon Videos. 965 Sermon Illustrations Download Page Sermon Seedbed. What does not to god has always been a transcript. Christian Citizenship Part 2 Podcast with Adrian Rogers. From celebrity live sermon preached by Adrian Rogers while serving as pastor of Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis Tennessee This ladder is intended on your. Sermon commentary. Adrian Pierce Rogers September 12 1931 November 15 2005 was all American Southern. Sermon notes Rackcdncom. A quantity OF yield BOOK OF 1 CORINTHIANS SERMON 4. Adrian Rogers Sermon Outlines d41dcd9f00b2 04e90099ecf427e When made should now to enter book stores search ban by shop shelf wall shelf. Chuck swindoll bible study tools Miso Dgtl. We passed by purifying his. For you are two little girls they are you seek him that he was after pdf book incorporate adrian rogers pastor a transcript you. Nothing to stretch of god has to worry of god made me now as if he delivered multiple times, by barbed wire, rather than a pdf formats. Are in threes. Dan Block wisely notes Boaz institutes the first anti-sexual harassment policy install the workplace.
    [Show full text]