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I believe God’s wrath and judgment is soon to be poured out upon this present wicked world without measure.
But the people of Nineveh heard the word of God, believed and repented in sackcloth and ashes: “For word came unto the King of Nineveh and he arose from his throne, and he laid his robe from him, and covered himself with sackcloth, and sat in ashes…” They turned, “everyone from his evil way, and from the violence that is in their hands” (Jonah 3:6, 8).
“Hear ...
While the birth of Christ may mean nothing to some or offend others, I, for one, am grateful that God loved us so much that He sent us the most precious gift ever given. Through Christ, we can have forgiveness of our sins, a friend that sticks closer than a brother, and a right relationship with our Heavenly Father.
I have always said that when I stand before Jesus, the first thing out of my mouth will be “How could you have loved me so much?” Being a child of God is life’s greatest ...
From Our Missionaries
Misión Creciendo en Cristo (Growing in Christ), North Little Rock: Juan Carlos Posadas writes, “We were very busy last week preparing to serve the community and church. Thursday morning, we collected donations from CityServe, and in the afternoon a friend church donated gifts to share with the children this Christmas.
“We are so grateful for the generosity of our mother church, Berean Baptist Church, who donated gifts for each of the mission ...
I pray that you are getting off to a good start this year, and. I want to state how thankful I am for everyone’s dedication to missions, even with the hardships placed on everyone since the beginning of COVID. Thanks to you, your Missions Department continues to make progress on every field, but I am fearful that missions and our churches will continue to suffer the effects of COVID for some time. The continued outbreaks send many people into social distancing for safety’s sake, ...