I suppose that’d be the click-bait title if we had the internet during the time of Adoniram Judson. I love this little story I found tucked away in a Spurgeon sermon. Judson was one of the early missionaries. He was… Continue Reading
With a name like Rockycana (pronounced Rockitsanna) you have to be destined for greatness. Had competivie bobsledding or battle rapping been invented by 1448 perhaps John Rockycana would be a name that more people would know. But as it stands… Continue Reading
I’m starting a new series on Exodus this Sunday. At one point while studying the Exodus story I found myself getting a bit bogged down in Egyptian history. There are so many historical things that it would be helpful to… Continue Reading
In 1845, when the American Baptist Home Mission Society, refused the nomination of James Reeve (a slaveholder) the seeds were planted for the birth of a new denomination. By May 1845 white delegates from the deep South gathered (293 in… Continue Reading