Thoughts from the Bible

Monday, 07 October 2024 11:17

The Root of Division in the Church
by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

Since the fall in the Garden of Eden, mankind has been plagued with sinful hearts, and those sinful hearts have invented innumerable ways to express its rebellion. But for all of sin’s variety, it has only one focus, “I.”

Thoughts from The Bible

Thoughts from the Bible

Monday, 30 September 2024 07:27

The Guarantee of Our Future Hope
by Sarah Wootten Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

What do Christians hope for in regards to eternity?

Thoughts from The Bible

Thoughts from the Bible

Tuesday, 24 September 2024 06:30

Always Thankful to God for You
by Sarah Wootten Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

Division in the church. Pervasive immorality within the congregation.

Thoughts from The Bible

Thoughts from the Bible

Monday, 16 September 2024 09:21

Grace and Peace
by Sarah Wootten Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

When was the last time you stopped and looked at the moon? For me, it was last night. My almost two year old niece is fascinated by the moon. Every night we go to the laundry room window and gaze up at the sky. She tells me that the moon is yellow, and I’ll sing a song while we watch. Then, we say, “Night, night moon” and go back to playing or reading.

Thoughts from The Bible

Thoughts from the Bible

Friday, 06 September 2024 09:12

The Church, Part 3
by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

The last two weeks I have tried to explain what being the “the church of God” means. I used the analogy of buildings to help us see that sometimes we carry the attitude of ownership into God’s church. Another useful analogy would be that of an event planner or organizer. From fundraisers to social events, we all enjoy interesting speakers, fun entertainment, cool music, and great friends. Scottsboro certainly has its share of talented event planners and fun events. But hopefully, those do not share the same goals of the church. Remember the church is His, and it should be a reflection of who He is and His glory – not who we are and what our culture is becoming.