The Great Commission Resurgence and Islam(pt 3): Bridges to the Gospel

Series By Rony Tomo, Guest Blogger Working With Muslims in the Middle East Part One, The Great Commission Resurgence and Islam Part Two, The Great Commission Resurgence and Islam: Barriers to the Gospel After looking at some of the common barriers that Christians face when discussing the Gospel with Muslims, I now want us to examine three possible bridges that …

The Great Commission Resurgence and Islam

By Rony Tomo, Guest Blogger Working With Muslims in the Middle East Jesus said, “I will build my church and the gates of Hades will not prevail against it.”  Few verses in the Bible provide more encouragement to the fulfillment of the Great Commission.  As followers of Christ, we know that one day every knee will bow and every tongue …

Baptist21 Podcast: Interview with Young D.C. Church Planters (part2)

Part one of the Restoration Church Podcast Interview Baptist21 believes that the GCR will only become a reality through Church Planting. The Church is the chosen means by which God is doing His work in the World. Missions, Evangelism, Teaching, Discipleship, and Calling out the Called are given to the Church. This is so with the Great Commission. If we …

Dr. Mohler’s Forum on the Future of the SBC

Today, Dr. Albert Mohler held a forum at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary where he is President. In this forum Dr. Mohler speaks directly and candidly about the future of the Southern Baptist Convention and what it will take in order for Southern Baptists to continue to have a viable role in God’s Mission. Baptist21 believes this forum will be …

SBC 2010

The 2009 Southern Baptist Convention is now well behind us. What had promised to be one of the most memorable conventions in a long time, certainly was. Here are just a few great things worth noting from this year’s convention: A much higher attendance than previously estimated. Younger pastors turned out to show their support and love for the SBC …

The Power of Story

Each day after kindergarten my mother would ask me what I learned in school that day as I ate my afternoon snack, and without fail the five year old Walter would respond, “nothing.” After giving my customary answer, I would always add, “but at story time we learned…” It didn’t matter if the story was fact or fiction, I would …