Those ads are not scheduled to run again. However, a missionary-owned travel agency has placed classified-sized ads promoting its travel planning services to Disney attractions in the back of recent LifeWay magazines as well as a small number of online ads. Jon Emery, a marketing director for LifeWay, told Baptist Press that Disney does not advertise in LifeWay publications. Rainer said he was not aware Disney was advertising in LifeWay publications but said 'if that is the case, we'll tend to it right away.' Rainer fielded two questions following the entity's report Wednesday morning, June 11.Дan Jividen, pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church in Princeton, W.Va., expressed appreciation for LifeWay resources but asked why the Disney company was a 'major advertiser in many of our family magazines.' LifeWay Christian Resources President Thom S. The Committee on Order of Business ruled Wednesday that Atkin's motion was out of order because it would violate the SBC's business and financial plan. Let's all of us give, let all of us go because I believe it takes all of us together.'ДЄtkins proposed a similar action in Tuesday's afternoon session (June 10) for new motions. 'The issue here is for all of us, as Southern Baptists, to understand that our giving should not be motivated to be giving to IMB, it's about lostness. 'Our agencies, our entities do such a great job of working together,' Elliff said. IMB President Tom Elliff expressed appreciation for Atkins' sentiment, but said the mission board would decline the offer because the SBC entities are part of a team. Not all entity presidents were asked questions.Д«rad Atkins, a messenger from Powdersville First Baptist Church in Easley, S.C., said he served on the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force in 2011 and asked if Southern Baptist seminaries were to reduce their Cooperative Program allocations by 1 percent, whether the International Mission Board would receive the funds in light of the fact that both IMB and the North American Mission Board have already declined a similar funding proposal. At the same time, it should encourage us with the prospect of receiving His lavish rewards if we serve Him faithfully during our time here on earth.BALTIMORE (BP) - Messengers had opportunities to ask questions of the presidents of Southern Baptist entities during their reports to the June 10-11 annual meeting in Baltimore.ДЇollowing are accounts of responses by six entity presidents to questions posed by messengers on the convention floor.

First John 2:28 says, 'And now, little children, abide in Him, that when He appears, we may have confidence and not be ashamed before Him at His coming.' That is a sobering thought-we could be ashamed as we stand before the Lord. The greatest consequence of unfaithfulness here on earth is that it disappoints Christ. Sin and indifference cause us to pass up opportunities for service, which we would otherwise perform and be rewarded for. Sin and indifference result in a loss of power in our lives because sin grieves the Holy Spirit. That is why Paul exhorts us to 'be careful how walk, not as unwise men, but as wise, making the most of time, because the days are evil' (Eph. That in turn means a loss of rewards, because we will not have used our time to His glory. Sin and indifference in this life rob us of our present desire for serving the Lord. It's a time of reward, not punishment.ДЄt the same time, while we won't be condemned for our sins, our present lives do affect what will happen at the Judgment Seat of Christ. This overall focus should keep us from worrying over every stupid thing we've ever done, or thoughtless sin we have committed. The term used there refers to a summing up and estimation of the total pattern of a believer's life. We will be recompensed for the deeds we have done, whether good or bad (2 Cor. Thus, the purpose of the judgment seat of Christ is to examine a Christian's total life. We know that He won't condemn us for our sins at that point, because Romans 8:1 says, 'There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus.' God gives rewards to the victors He does not whip the losers. Notice that Paul says each man's praise will come to him from God.

That passage reveals Paul's emphasis on the judgment seat of Christ. Then each one's praise will come from God.' First Corinthians 4:5 says the Lord will come and 'bring to light the hidden things of darkness and reveal the counsels of the hearts. The purpose of the bema is an exhaustive evaluation of our lives. Only church-age saints will appear at that judgment, as shown in 2 Corinthians 5:10: 'For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ.' The Bible talks about the Judgment Seat of Christ-also referred to as the bema-in three places: Romans 14:10-12 1 Corinthians 3:10-4:5 and 2 Corinthians 5:1-10. What is the purpose of the Judgment Seat of Christ?

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