DHD: What has God done recently?
Greetings! Another week, another DHD! I’m always appreciative of those who take the time to read my weekly writings. Here’s six thoughts I want to share with you. God’s recent action If you’re like me, you come on Facebook to see what your friends and acquaintances are discussing. Sometimes the content is frustrating and aggravating. You didn’t necessarily expect people to wear you down this way. You even consider taking a break from...
DHD: Desegregation, China, Planned Parenthood, Social Media Conduct, Thunder, Lake Texoma
Greetings! I am just off a few days of vacation down at Lake Texoma. I’ll give more details later. Thanks for reading this week’s DHD! A great Glorieta story Daniel Porter, staff writer for the Baptist New Mexican gives a great account of a lady who helped unify the Southern Baptist Convention in the area of racial reconciliation. Baptist Press picked up Porter’s story titled “The quiet desegregation of Glorieta Baptist...
Expect the ‘Unexpected’ at The Call Conference Aug. 29
SHAWNEE—One word that could describe the year 2020 would be “unexpected.” This year definitely did not turn out how anyone anticipated. “Unexpected” could also describe how God uses people to do Kingdom work and advance His Gospel. This is why The Call Conference has “Unexpected” as its theme this year. “God uses unexpected people to spread His message and lead His people,” said Brian Baldwin who serves as student evangelism and...
DHD: The best thing I’ve done in the pandemic
Greetings! I’m about to go on vacation! This Sunday after church, Karen and I, along with some friends, are heading to Lake Texoma for a few days. I’m excited because we’ve got a fishing tour planned Monday morning. It’s possible this trip could make next week’s DHD. We shall see! In the meantime, here’s this week’s commentary on six timely topics. Cultural view of marriage still evolving Baptist Press put out a timely article today....
Falls Creek Road Show travels on
Falls Creek Road Show continues to draw students across Oklahoma, making seven stops as of July 13. Todd Sanders, Falls Creek program director, reported 152 spiritual decisions were made after seven Road Shows. The decisions included 42 professions of faith in Christ, 36 calls to ministry and 67 other decisions. As far as attendance, the Road Shows have seen more than 100 students at each stop. The most recent Road Show was at...
