Tag Archives: Missouri Southern State University

Common Notes 4.2.19

Posted on April 5, 2019 by

Last week at Common Ground we began a transition to the next era of the BSU. Noah Deyo led worship for us, the first time we’ve had live worship that we didn’t borrow in over three semesters! Next week we … Continue reading →

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Summer Update

Posted on August 13, 2018 by

So… what did you do this summer?                                                                   … Continue reading →

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Love is…

Posted on March 29, 2018 by

This week we spent a couple of days in the Lion’s Den at MSSU asking people to finish the statement, “Love is…” As you might imagine we got a great variety of comments and had some really good conversations with … Continue reading →

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Common Notes 2.15.18

Posted on February 15, 2018 by

The BSU is a Southern Baptist ministry, and one of the greatest benefits of that is our association with the Baptist Faith & Message, the Southern Baptist statement of faith. The BF&M helps inform our belief and behavior, acting as … Continue reading →

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Holy diorama, Batman!

Posted on February 1, 2018 by

Holy diorama, Batman! You have to appreciate the Old Testament prophets. They were called on to do all kinds of crazy stuff and they always came through. Even Jonah finished the job, although he clearly took some convincing to do … Continue reading →

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Thoughts from Defend 2018, day 3

Posted on January 11, 2018 by

Craig Hazen pointed out that while Jesus is a universal religious figure–everyone feels the need to deal with him–only Christianity makes him the central figure. Gary Canfield taught that it’s okay to fail, that failure can direct us to where/what … Continue reading →

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Thoughts from Defend 2018, day 2

Posted on January 10, 2018 by

Lisa Fields helped us understand that where racial tension exists, trust must be established before truth can be heard. “In Mississippi, if you get divorced, you’re still cousins.” Seriously, though, Mississippi has the lowest per capita income in America and … Continue reading →

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