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Power of presence: The church cannot be downloaded | The Alabama Baptist (opens the original)
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In many ways, we have never been more connected. Our smartphones give us access to anyone, anywhere, anytime. Within seconds we can text, post, comment, like, follow and even livestream. We can attend meetings from home, visit landmarks through virtual tours, and shop online. Social media allows us to follow the lives of people we seldom see, or even those we have never met. Trends like these are reshaping churches as well. It’s possible to join a worship service, participate in Bible studies, r
Militant group kills pastor, church worker, 11 Christians | The Alabama Baptist (opens the original)
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A militant group staged attacks in several locations in one Nigerian state, killing a Baptist pastor, a church employee and 11 other Christians. On Sept. 20, Muslim Fulani gunmen killed a pastor and his secretary in Dorowa Babuje village in Nigeria’s Plateau state, reported Christian Daily International-Morning Star News, referencing information from Truth Nigeria. The pastor’s son was critically injured. Another Christian was slain in Rantyidi village in an attack at the same time, according to
Opinion: Achieving clarity, common understanding takes time, willingness to try | The Alabama Baptist (opens the original)
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I found myself doing it again — talking increasingly louder to the person not understanding what I was saying. Instead of reframing how I presented the information, I kept stating the same words while pumping up the volume. Somehow, I thought it would help. Why do we go about it this way? I’ve even done it when trying to communicate with someone who speaks another language, and I’ve seen other people do it too. We might slow down our pace a little, but we also increase the volume in an attempt t
First person: Small group fellowship is discipleship | The Alabama Baptist (opens the original)
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Fellowship is not only a covered dish dinner at church. While fellowship can take place at these dinners, much deeper fellowship is needed in our lives. In the New Testament, the word fellowship is translated from the Greek term, koinonia. Koinonia is a lifestyle of living together, not in a compound or convent, but with one another in mind. It is caring for and including others in a covenant relationship. We read of this koinonia fellowship in the book of Acts. The earliest church lived life to
First person: When disappointments pile on | The Alabama Baptist (opens the original)
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I learned the story of Giles Corey a few weeks ago. He was one of 20 accused witches who died in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. Corey refused to enter a plea, defying the magistrate, who then ordered his torture. He was strapped to the ground with heavy stones piled on him, increasing until he was crushed to death. He was the only one of the accused not to be hanged. Similarly, the word the Apostle Paul used in 2 Corinthians 4, translated “affliction,” literally means “piled on.” In fact, he used
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