Priority of Preaching speakers ‘expound’ on Hebrews
EDMOND—Brett Selby is in a new role, serving as southwest regional partner for Oklahoma Baptists, but he will continue overseeing the Priority of Preaching Conference, which met March 2-3, at Edmond, First. He understands the benefit the conference is to Oklahoma Baptist pastors. “A pastor does many things in the fulfillment of his ministry,” Selby mentioned previously. “He leads the church and cares for the members, but there is...
Attending 2020 Oklahoma Baptists Women’s Retreat will be a ‘gift’
The theme of the 2020 Oklahoma Baptists Women’s Retreat will be “Gifts,” and is based on 2 Cor. 9:15, “Thanks be to God for His indescribable gift!” Those attending the event, April 17-18, may consider the experience a gift, as Amy Cordova describes why the annual event at Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center is something women cherish. “One of the best parts of attending Women’s Retreat is the fellowship women experience with the...
DHD: Movies, Mohler and more
Greetings! Thank you for reading this week’s Doyle’s Half Dozen! I’m going to be short and to the point. Here’s six timely topics! Check me out on Messenger Insight Last week, I appeared with Brian Hobbs on the podcast Messenger Insight as we interviewed entertainment writer Michael Foust. Check it out here. We discuss the movie Free Burma Rangers as well as other faith-based films and secular releases, including one that came out...
DHD: Topics include ‘Free Burma Rangers;’ DeYoung’s 7 questions; Abortion views from 1990-2020; Thunder thoughts
Greetings! Let’s see if I can get somebody stirred up this week like I did discussing the Electoral College in last week’s DHD. A supporter of the National Popular Vote sent me a “dissertation” to express his/her disagreement. I concluded in asking what the commenter thinks of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I never got a response. Just like last week, I’m not expecting a rebuttal to these topics, but you never know! Thank you for...
Atoka Coal Association continues mission support in Guerrero
GUERRERO, Mexico—A missions team of four from Atoka Coal Association witnessed a move of the Lord in January. During a nine-day mission trip to Altamirano, a city in Guerrero, Mexico, this team experienced 164 people make professions of faith in Christ. The team consisted of Randy Hurt, director of missions in Atoka Coal Association; Jim Lewis, pastor of Coalgate, First; Tristan Robinson, missions leader at Coalgate, First; and Brock...
