Benjamin Hawkins is an Old Testament/New Testament Teacher at various institutions. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, particularly within the context of Christianity and social issues in Missouri, including topics like abortion and the Supreme Court. His work has been featured in The Pathway, JD Supra, The Christian Index, and Crossmap.com.
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By: Aaron Earls, Diana Chandler, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Bob Smietana, Laura Erlanson, Jennifer Peltz, Karen Matthews, Benjamin Hawkins
CHARLESTON, S.C. (BP) – What was once a major port for enslaved people is now a harbor for diaspora groups, and Southern Baptists are playing a key role.
ST. CHARLES – The Missouri Baptist Convention's (MBC) Christian Life Commission is hosting a pastors' dinner, Oct. 27, before the MBC annual meeting in St. Charles.
Not for the first time, the head of the Roman Catholic Church sparked debate earlier this month after apparently preaching religious pluralism to crowds gathered in the southeast Asian nation of Singapore.
Therefore, along with this pastor, I want to urge Missouri Baptists and other Christians across our state and nation to set aside regular times of prayer and fasting prior to the election on Nov. 5. Let us examine our own hearts and repent of our own sins. Then, let us pray urgently that God would bring the spiritual awakening and revival that our churches and our society so desperately need.
During the next week, please pray that a culture of life would infuse our state and that Amendment 3 would be defeated. Pray that those who are spiritually dead would find eternal life in Christ. And pray that Christians and churches across Missouri would find spiritual renewal and restoration by abiding in the only Lord who can give us abundant life. In doing so, may we “crown Him the Lord of life.”
By: Benjamin Hawkins
EDITOR'S NOTE: The first section of this article includes additional reporting from Baptist Press
With the narrow passage of Amendment 3 on Nov. 5 , Missourians have established within our state constitution what pro-abortion activists call a “right” to abortion.
With these insights from biblical archeology, we begin to get a different impression about what happened on the day of Christ’s birth. Read the full story from The Pathway, Missouri Baptists' news source.
By: Benjamin Hawkins
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Dreams came true and prayers were answered, Jan. 3, for the men and women who launched Freeway Ministries at Concord Baptist Church here in an effort to bring Christ's love and hope to the broken and hard-to-reach in the state's capital city.
For many years, I've loved reading about the lives of George Mueller and Brother Andrew – men whose ministries were built on prayer and whose hearts were brimming over with confidence in God's faithfulness.
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