Are there areas in church policy that should be "hands off" or an area which is untouchable?

Should churches be changed by society, or should they be the agent to change society? Can Baptists hold to tradition too long? What areas are "untouchable" - or are there any?

Is change compromise? Have Christians in generations past ever had to adapt? Is it even scriptural? How far is too far?

In a memorable and celebratory episode, Pastors Stone and Wolvin reflect and address the topic of Christians and Halloween.

Although now retired from the pastorate, Pastor Wayne Holder from Bible Baptist Church in Beckley, W. Va., still operates the missions arm and printing ministry. He and the members of their great church have been a blessing to many churches across the ...

Although now retired from the pastorate, Pastor Wayne Holder from Bible Baptist Church in Beckley, W. Va., still operates the missions arm and printing ministry. He and the members of their great church have been a blessing to many churches across the ...

Unfortunately, many in full time ministry have a lifestyle that is too sedentary. Preachers need to be physically active and should understand the value of good health.

There is a spiritual connection between good mental health and our spiritual health. Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin briefly address the need for those in ministry to be and remain mentally sharp and refreshed.

the Bible warns us that living in pleasure is wrong; every believer should be busy serving our Saviour. However, even the Lord took his disciples apart so they could rest for a while.

The goal of proper discipline is that a child would learn the concept that God requires a payment for sin. Once that is understood, then the Gospel is more clearly understood.