Bible Study for Aug. 16: We encourage one another
“…we must never let a screen replace the people of God. We must fight to stay committed to the church.”
Jay Sanders
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To fight human trafficking, understand the causes and reach
“It’s not someone else’s job to love my neighbor. It’s my job.”
Georgia State-Newton County BCM reports 22 salvations in The Great Exchange
“… we have found a hunger within this generation of students …”
Brewton-Parker’s Wrestling Saint: The squared circle can be a pulpit
“In both, you have a great witnessing opportunity to lead others to Christ.”
Bible Studies for Life, Sept. 29: Sabbath
From “Bible Studies for Life” curriculum, LifeWayGen. 2:1-3; Col. 1:15-17Jay Sanders, pastorTowaliga Baptist Church, Jackson My son likes to do trust falls. He’ll come and stand right in front of me and fall backwards, sometimes without any warning. Fatherhood requires extreme attention at all times. But most of the time, his trust falls aren’t really […]
Bible Studies for Life, Sept. 22: Godly contentment
From “Bible Studies for Life” curriculum, LifeWay1 Tim. 6:6-11, 17-19 Jay Sanders, pastorTowaliga Baptist Church, Jackson One of the first Bible verses I ever learned was the one that says that money is the root of all evil. It wasn’t until a littler later in life that I learned that verse isn’t in the Bible. Money […]
Bible Studies for Life, Sept. 15: Contentment
From “Bible Studies for Life” curriculum, LifeWayPhil. 4:10-20Jay Sanders, pastorTowaliga Baptist Church, Jackson Phil. 4:13 was not written primarily for athletes. I learned this the hard way at a very young age. For me, doing all things through Christ meant that I would make my school’s basketball team. It meant that I would get a […]
Bible Studies for Life, Sept. 8: A Daily Pursuit
The answer to our worry is not found somewhere on a beach…
What professional pastors and wrestlers have in common
“But sometimes we think we’re more important than we are.”
Would Jesus stand or kneel?
“Jesus did not die for us so that we could pick a side in some ridiculous culture war.”
A red Ferrari is nice; God’s gifts are better
It was a red Ferrari. When I looked at it, I saw a little bit of myself.