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Clergy Act opens Social Security window of opportunity for ministers
The Clergy Act creates a two-year window allowing eligible clergy members and Christian Science practitioners to reverse a previous, permanent decision to opt out of Social Security and Medicare taxes.
Ghana moves to enforce ban on preaching in buses
Ghana has begun a nationwide campaign to educate the public about new road traffic regulations that prohibit preaching and hawking inside moving public and commercial vehicles. This latest development has brought renewed attention to a restriction that has existed in the country for more than a decade.
Group highlights stories of abortion survivors, seeks to mobilize churches
Paula Jean Page’s father was telling her a story. She was 30 and nursing her fourth child, who was just four days old, as Paula’s mother slept on the sofa.
Opinion: Why Christians should resist recent AI doomsday fears
Putting some safeguards around AI development seems like a no brainer, but here’s why Christians should be skeptical of these sudden alarm bells.
Report: Christians worldwide facing Bible access restrictions
The second annual Bible Access List highlights the complex issue of Bible access and shortages worldwide, revealing that persecution-related restrictions, socioeconomic barriers and safe digital access limitations continue to put Scripture beyond reach despite increased availability.
Rural church laboring to bring gospel to ‘every home’
The “Gospel to Every Home” initiative by the Kentucky Baptist Convention was unveiled in 2020, but it is still reaping
UPDATE: Defamation claims in Sills’ case remain as judge orders settlement conference
A federal judge on Tuesday (Sept. 29) dismissed most of the claims against Southern Baptist Convention leaders in a lawsuit filed by a former SBC seminary professor who lost his job due to sexual misconduct allegations. Meanwhile, defamation claims against Guidepost Solutions, the SBC Executive Committee, seminary president Al Mohler and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary remain.
Tim Tebow ‘caught off guard,’ steps back from Life Surge
Tim Tebow announced a pause in his relationship with Life Surge as he seeks to learn more about the company’s practices.
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Tim Tebow ‘caught off guard,’ steps back from Life Surge
Tim Tebow announced a pause in his relationship with Life Surge as he seeks to learn more about the company’s practices.
Church with Baptist ties damaged in deadly explosion in Athens
An evangelical church with Southern Baptist connections was among the buildings impacted by a deadly gas explosion that rocked Athens’
Jesus named ‘influencer of the year’ in Sweden; surge of baptisms in France sparks hope
Highlighting good news from “unlikely sources.”
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for Oct. 4
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School lesson commentary for Oct. 4, written by Bobby McKay, pastor of New Liberty Baptist Church in Morton, Mississippi.
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for Sept. 27
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for Sept. 27, written by Don Fugate, senior pastor of Foxworthy Baptist Church in San Jose, California.
UPDATE: Defamation claims in Sills’ case remain as judge orders settlement conference
A federal judge on Tuesday (Sept. 29) dismissed most of the claims against Southern Baptist Convention leaders in a lawsuit filed by a former SBC seminary professor who lost his job due to sexual misconduct allegations. Meanwhile, defamation claims against Guidepost Solutions, the SBC Executive Committee, seminary president Al Mohler and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary remain.
Opinion: Why some people don’t go to church
Here are some of the most common responses we’ve heard over the last several years.
Evangelist says Scripture, ‘3-minute story’ open door to gospel change
Scripture is the secret to effectively sharing your testimony, says Southern Baptist Evangelist Ronnie Hill. Relevant motivation can help open the door.
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Group highlights stories of abortion survivors, seeks to mobilize churches
Paula Jean Page’s father was telling her a story. She was 30 and nursing her fourth child, who was just four days old, as Paula’s mother slept on the sofa.
Rural church laboring to bring gospel to ‘every home’
The “Gospel to Every Home” initiative by the Kentucky Baptist Convention was unveiled in 2020, but it is still reaping
Evangelist says Scripture, ‘3-minute story’ open door to gospel change
Scripture is the secret to effectively sharing your testimony, says Southern Baptist Evangelist Ronnie Hill. Relevant motivation can help open the door.
Opinion: Why some people don’t go to church
Here are some of the most common responses we’ve heard over the last several years.
Group highlights stories of abortion survivors, seeks to mobilize churches
Paula Jean Page’s father was telling her a story. She was 30 and nursing her fourth child, who was just four days old, as Paula’s mother slept on the sofa.
Rural church laboring to bring gospel to ‘every home’
The “Gospel to Every Home” initiative by the Kentucky Baptist Convention was unveiled in 2020, but it is still reaping
Evangelist says Scripture, ‘3-minute story’ open door to gospel change
Scripture is the secret to effectively sharing your testimony, says Southern Baptist Evangelist Ronnie Hill. Relevant motivation can help open the door.
Opinion: Why some people don’t go to church
Here are some of the most common responses we’ve heard over the last several years.