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My preacher friend dropped down beside me in the pew. The first session of our annual state convention was about to get underway. “What did you do today?” I asked. He smiled. “I’ve spent the day at the...

No one likes an “I told you so.” But, for the record, “I told you so.” Not just I; but numerous pastors, ministers, church leaders, counselors, economists, expert policy analysts, legislators and other...

Again, Oklahoma Baptists stand at the threshold of a tremendous opportunity to express our beliefs to our elected officials. On Wednesday, Feb. 4, we will host the 18th Annual Rose Day at the State Capitol. Throughout the day,...

What opportunities is your church providing for members to do missions and evangelism? Recent historical study has reminded me that churches which provide their members opportunities are the churches that create soul winners and...

On Nov. 4, the people of California, Florida and Arizona joined the ranks of the nearly 40 of the United States that have outlawed “same-sex marriage” by amending their respective state constitutions or by passing...

If you think the story of Jesus has reached every corner of South America after generations of missionary work, talk to Gabriel Mugmal. His idol-worshipping neighbors almost burned him alive for preaching the Gospel.Gabriel...

Methamphetamine is one of the most addictive substances known to man. A recent survey shows Oklahoma high school seniors are more likely to try methamphetamine than their peers nationwide. Many of them will do so thinking that...

On March 4, 1845, James Polk took office as president of the United States. Four years later, he did not seek re-election because he had accomplished all five of his campaign promises. Can you imagine if our newly elected...