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Historian Leon McBeth referred to Rolfe Barnard as “the pioneer of Calvinist resurgence among Baptists in America.” This assessment of evangelist Barnard is a telling one, for his influence among Bap … read more

From the moment his ministry began, A. W. Pink instructed the people of God. . . .Pink longed to see local churches committed to a pure, robust and biblical vision, but he could never find one for him … read more

. . .Cole was always in great demand to preach revivals and Bible conferences across the United States. In 1929, along with H. Boyce Taylor and Roy Beaman, he drove to southwest Texas to preach in two … read more

One of the most amazing pastors in the history of Kentucky Baptists was Harvey Boyce Taylor. He served the First Baptist Church of Murray, Kentucky, from 1897 until 1931. Even today his name is still … read more

The organizational structure and missionary scope of the Southern Baptist Convention was largely nonexistent in 1845—the year of T. T. Eaton’s birth—as the newly formed denomination struggled with its … read more