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Leonard: Forgetting to Remember
I deeply appreciated Bill Leonard’s testimony about his mother and her advancing Alzheimer’s Disease. Each first Sunday, when the deacons bring my mother Holy Communion and read the words of Jesus: “As often as you do this, remember me,” the … Continue reading
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What If It’s True?
This is the best response to Harold Camping’s rapture-mania I’ve seen so far. The ending deserves a standing ovation: But even if we assume that the 21st is the end, and there’s no need to maintain any savings to fall … Continue reading
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A “Grail of Peace”
This story is too amazing not to share. The first chalice acquired for the first Baptist church in Tbilisi, Georgia, has been discovered almost literally in my back yard: in a closet in the chapel at Mercer University in Macon, … Continue reading
Can the Blood of Jesus Make You Sick?
I don’t mean this to sound snarky, but I’m seriously confused by stories coming out of places like Palm Beach, Peoria, and Austin that their respective Catholic archdioceses are recommending worshipers not receive the precious Blood of Christ from a … Continue reading
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A Rock and a Roll
I am fairly comfortable with the historic Baptist position on the Lord’s Supper. In other words, I find the way it is observed and talked about in most Baptist churches today to be dismally inadequate. I may not agree with … Continue reading
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