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Padgett’s submission to songwriter project flowed naturally
Some songs take Jay Padgett hours of painstaking work. Others flow like a river.
Closer look: Why are more adults cutting ties with family?
A generation ago, parental estrangement was rarely spoken of. Today, it has its own hashtag.
Five men sentenced to death for killing evangelists in Uganda
A judge in Uganda this month sentenced five Muslims to death for killing two Christian evangelists in 2024, sources said.
From darkness to light: Women’s ministry director shares journey to healing, ministry
Coral Hanson’s husband passed away five years ago from a stroke. “It was during COVID,” she said. “I was sitting
One of America’s largest UMC churches votes to leave denomination
In a special vote on Sunday and Monday (Oct. 25-26), members of one of the largest United Methodist churches in the country elected to leave the denomination, setting up what is likely to be a prolonged court challenge.
ASU accused of targeting tenured professor over Christian beliefs
A tenured Arizona State University professor who is challenging the legality of the school’s diversity, equity and inclusion training says
Wiltshire, who led NC Baptist special ministries for 20 years, dies at 73
Donnie Gene Wiltshire, a Baptist pastor and leader who spent more than five decades ministering to the Deaf community, died
When someone is hurting: Learning to walk alongside the wounded
Forty people from Harford and Cecil counties in Maryland are better prepared to care for hurting people in their churches
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Pastors urged to own their sermons, avoid entering personal details in public AI tools
Pastors who use artificial intelligence to prepare sermons and Bible studies must take full ownership of what they preach, an Indian AI specialist told church leaders.
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for Nov. 1
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School lesson commentary for Nov. 1, written by Bobby McKay, pastor of New Liberty Baptist Church in Morton, Mississippi.
Review: ‘Daniel and the Fiery Furnace’ takes ‘jarring’ detour, but ultimately points to Christ
“Daniel and the Fiery Furnace” won’t go down as one of my favorite biblical adaptations, but there are a lot of
Are you ‘maxxing’ life to the fullest? Dictionary.com’s 2026 Word of the Year
“Used on its own or attached to almost anything else, maxxing can be earnest, aspirational or mocking. It captures the very 2026 urge to keep pushing harder while also giving us a way to poke fun at ourselves when optimizing our lives starts to feel absurd.” —Dictionary.com
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for Nov. 1
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for Nov. 1, written by Don Fugate, senior pastor of Foxworthy Baptist Church in San Jose, California.
Youngest adults outpace parents’ generation in worship attendance, report says
Amid anecdotal claims of a Gen Z religious revival, religion data analysts have been working over the last year to
Bible App use grows across Africa, many ‘turning to Scripture for answers’
Daily Bible engagement through YouVersion’s Family of Apps reportedly surged 63% across Sub-Saharan Africa in 2026.
Should Christians watch ‘scary’ movies? Topic sparks online debate.
In a recent episode, “The Great Halloween Debate,” well-known Christian podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey cautioned followers of Christ to use discernment when approaching the cultural holiday — but she didn’t hold back on the “horror” genre.
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Padgett’s submission to songwriter project flowed naturally
Some songs take Jay Padgett hours of painstaking work. Others flow like a river.
Closer look: Why are more adults cutting ties with family?
A generation ago, parental estrangement was rarely spoken of. Today, it has its own hashtag.
From darkness to light: Women’s ministry director shares journey to healing, ministry
Coral Hanson’s husband passed away five years ago from a stroke. “It was during COVID,” she said. “I was sitting
When someone is hurting: Learning to walk alongside the wounded
Forty people from Harford and Cecil counties in Maryland are better prepared to care for hurting people in their churches
Padgett’s submission to songwriter project flowed naturally
Some songs take Jay Padgett hours of painstaking work. Others flow like a river.
Closer look: Why are more adults cutting ties with family?
A generation ago, parental estrangement was rarely spoken of. Today, it has its own hashtag.
From darkness to light: Women’s ministry director shares journey to healing, ministry
Coral Hanson’s husband passed away five years ago from a stroke. “It was during COVID,” she said. “I was sitting
When someone is hurting: Learning to walk alongside the wounded
Forty people from Harford and Cecil counties in Maryland are better prepared to care for hurting people in their churches