A call to renew, restore, and refocus for reaching the next generation
“Refocus. There is power in the gospel to save.”
Macon
One week left to register as GO Georgia prepares to kick off
“We are all having to connect the gospel with a changing culture and emerging generation.”
With a ministry of bereavement, church celebrates life
“You hear family stories about that person. [Their] testimony comes from their relatives.”
Randy Kennedy: golfer, chaplain, preacher, and herald of 53787
“I couldn’t always see my way through my crisis, but I believed that God would see me through.”
How growth and transformation happen
The healthiest, most sustainable growth does not occur instantly, it takes time.
Macon’s First Baptist Church of Christ –“a leap into oblivion”
When the church allows the world to press it into its mold, it violates the challenge of Romans 12:2.
Lessons I have learned in a time of grief
When it comes to helping people grieve, our greatest asset is not our mouth but our ears.
Competition – your secret to success
[Tony Gwynn] found no satisfaction in being better than most of the other hitters his era…
PPMM: Deaths of two longtime Georgia pastors
Deaths Georgia pastor Andy “Grandy” Haman, 68. died July 5 following injuries sustained in an automobile accident. A native of Colquitt County who lived most of his adult life in Wayne County, Haman was pastor of several local churches including New Life Baptist in Metter and Shellman Bluff Baptist. In addition, he worked as a […]
Wesleyan College BCM member Hilary Tong: no longer silent
“The people that I know through BCM is like family, and this relationship is very valuable to me for my days here in the U.S.”
MOVE Conference helps close out 2015, welcome 2016
“It was such an overwhelming miracle to witness over 800 peole give their life to Christ at the #move15 conference,” tweeted @ccorson_24.
Mercer football’s Ryan Knapp – a star in God’s economy
“Knowing that I am on this team for a far greater reason than playing football has really helped me these past four years.”