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Discover a unique, 6-step process for reviving a Baptist church. Dr. Moore summarizes that process in this helpful pastor's guide. Watch now

You pastor a Baptist church, and your church is dying. You’ve tried all the things the denomination has recommended, been through all their revitalization workshops and talked to all their consultants, but nothing seems to help. What are you going to do now? I have been involved with Baptist churches (traditional Baptist churches, to be more precise) for nearly 30 years in nearly every capacity possible—volunteer, team leader, deacon, lead deacon, and pastor (four times). Thi

The vast majority of Baptist congregations today make widespread use of congregational voting in the decision making process of the local church. In fact, voting is more than simply an element of church polity in Baptist churches—it is central to the identity of the church itself. But is congregational voting biblical? Is this form of decision making really taught and affirmed in the New Testament (NT)? This article will attempt to answer these questions by doing the followin

Uncover the truth about the most destructive force in the church—the Christian senior. Explore the impact and consequences of this conduct.

Women today hold every office in the church, even those which for generations have been reserved for men. The biblical basis for this has...

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

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.