“Walk the talk.” “Practice what you preach.” We’ve heard these phrases many times from childhood to adulthood. We know what they mean, but do we realize just how important those words are?       Walking the talk means our behavior aligns with our beliefs. We put into action what we know to be true. Just saying “I am a Christian” without any fruit or evidence is only lip service. “… faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead” (James 2:17 NIV1984). James gives us ...

Men’s Golf       • Melbourne, May 6 — Entering the final round in third place, CBC was on the course at Cooper’s Hawk Golf Club for the concluding 18 holes of the American Midwest Conference...

      Glenn Alston has resigned as pastor of Cherrywood Baptist Church in Sherwood.          Jake Norman has resigned as pastor of First Baptist Church in Caldwell and accepted the...

    Junior F. Kelley, 84 of Conway, passed away May 11. He was a member of Central Baptist Church.     Terri D Williams, 66 of Rosston, passed away May 3. She was a member of Union Baptist...

By Charles Johnson, Pastor • Rosewood Baptist Church, Gilmer, Texas       The following is BMAA President Charles Johnson’s message preached at the BMA of America’s national meeting at Pathway...

By Charles Johnson, President • BMA of America       The 2025 national association meeting has now concluded, and we embark on our next 75 years of the Lord’s kingdom work through the BMA of...