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In Baptist churches today, pastors essentially have no power at all. That must change for revival to be possible.

Uncover the key to Baptist church revival with Dr. Moore as he delves into the essential role of Elders and Deacons as Revival Building Bloc

This article provides resources to overcome addiction to pornography, including a Christian ministry and two books on overcoming pornography

Dr. Moore reviews historical documents to determine whether the U.S. was founded as a Christian nation.

Congregational voting must go for Baptist Churches to experience revival. There is absolutely no way around it.

Most Baptists believe congregational voting is thoroughly biblical. But their arguments are only loosely based on scripture.

Most Baptists have never even considered an alternative to voting. But fair, informed, unified decision making is possible without voting.

People want the well-to-do in their churches; the Lord wants to poor and needy. We often forget that the first converts were primarily poor.

The dirty little secret is, while Baptists talk a lot about evangelism, the majority of them never do it. This must change.

Music is critical to turning around a Baptist church. Even if we are successful in our evangelism will cause converts to leave our churches.

Believe it or not, one of the most significant factors in the downfall of a church is its power structure, the way it is organized to make decisions. In theological terms, its “polity.”   This may sound ridiculous in a time when churches seem to have much bigger problems—apostate doctrine, worldly compromise, blatant sin. But it is nonetheless true, and I have seen it play out more times than I could count.   But why? Why is polity such a big factor in church decline?   Becau

Modern liberal dogma suggests that the United States was never a Christian nation. The influence of Christianity is discounted to the...