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mbcpathway.com > 08/13/2026 > a-legacy-of-faithfulness

A legacy of faithfulness • Pathway

1+ mon, 16+ hour ago   (405+ words) Recently, I was honored to attend and preach at the 200-year anniversary celebration for Providence Baptist Church in New Bloomfield, Mo. It was a special occasion for multiple reasons, but I was particularly impacted by two observations. I’d like to…...

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mbcpathway.com > 08/06/2026 > songs-for-the-thirsty-soul-young-sisters-share-faith-through-musical-album

‘Songs for the Thirsty Soul’: Young sisters share faith through musical album • Pathway

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (435+ words) SPRINGFIELD – Music has been a way for people to connect with their faith for thousands of years. For sisters, Iris and Rhian “Mae” Longenecker, singing comes from a desire to share the gospel with those who don’t know Jesus. This…...

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mbcpathway.com > 06/17/2026 > god-given-rights-must-still-be-defended-preserved

God-given rights must still be defended, preserved • Pathway

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (361+ words) In a recent speech at the University of Texas, United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas emphasized the formative influence of the Declaration of Independence on our society. “The Declaration,” Thomas said, “made it clear … that the purpose of government…...