Dr. Ray Pritchard

On Tuesday I did an interview with Kevin McCullough on WMCA in New York. Each month we take a chapter of my book Credo and discuss it on the air....

We have just posted the newest sermon in the “Transformed Life” series: A Warning to Wine-Drinkers.

Falling in love is wonderful. Staying in love is something else entirely. Here is the story of a man who continues to love his wife in a very...

What would happen in America if thousands of pastors began to preach through Romans? Our churches would be changed, Christians would be deepened in...

A recent survey (and accompanying article) suggest that many pastors exaggerate attendance figures. I offer a few comments--and would be glad to...

Today I spoke at the monthly men’s luncheon at Harrisburg Baptist Church in Tupelo. I was pleasantly surprised to see 60-70 men gather for the meal...

Christians love to fight over our deeply-held beliefs. Unfortunately, sometimes we fight for things that don’t matter very much. If two Christians...

On the day we left Israel, the front page of the Jerusalem Post mentioned King Herod to help the readers understand the significance of the man...

We started at 2 AM in Jerusalem and ended up in Tupelo 29 hours later. Our pilgrimage is over, but the memories will last forever.

Our final day in the Holy Land started on the Mount of Olives and ended with a deeply moving communion service at the Garden Tomb.

We spent the entire day in the walled city of Old Jerusalem. Abed had us on the bus at 7:30 AM so we could be at the Rabbi's Tunnel by 8 AM.

Yesterday I noted that tours have a rhythm. They start with a burst of energy, settle down into a daily routine, and then pick up again as we enter...

Yesterday I noted that tours have a rhythm. They start with a burst of energy, settle down into a daily routine, and then pick up again as we enter...

Yesterday I noted that tours have a rhythm. They start with a burst of energy, settle down into a daily routine, and then pick up again as we enter...

No wonder our tour members felt exhausted tonight. It was a long but good day that took us from Jerusalem to Bethany to En Gedi to Masada to Qumran...

Today we journeyed from Arbel to a Druze village to Caesarea Philippi and ended up baptizing ten people in the cold waters of the Jordan River.

We learn about almonds and Herod and how Sisera got beat by a woman plus we discovered the loquat tree and ended upon the shores of the Sea of...