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Recommendations for BMAA Meeting

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Recommendations for BMAA Meeting
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The following recommendations — which will be considered at this year’s BMAA meeting on April 18-20 in Springfield, Mo. — are listed below in the order they are included in the 2022 Annual Reports and Recommendations Booklet, Preach the Word: 2022 BMA National Meeting. A copy of the entire booklet, including reports from the various directors, budges, etc. can be found at BaptistTrumpet.com/BMAA2022. Executive Editor’s Note: The Coordinating Council report to the Churches of the BMA of ...
Parents Lack of Biblical Worldview Puts Children at "Spiritual Disadvantage"

Parents Lack of Biblical Worldview Puts Children at "Spiritual Disadvantage"
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by Ryan Foley (via christianpost.com) A prominent Evangelical researcher has warned that the lack of a biblical worldview (a worldview or lens through which we look at life that is based on God’s unchanging Word) among parents of preteens puts youth at a “spiritual disadvantage.” The George Barna-led Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University released the first report of its...
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