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TN church goes ‘wholehog’ to celebrate first responders
The leaders and church members at Pleasant Heights Baptist Church, Columbia, felt like one day simply wasn’t enough to honor
First Person: 5 ways to care for your pastor
Pastoring a local church is one of the most difficult, but rewarding jobs in the world. It’s a unique and
Stories of hope: FL church shares love of Jesus in Ian’s wake
With ever-increasing needs mounting from Hurricane Ian’s aftermath in Florida, hundreds of volunteers have been mobilized from First Baptist Church
NOBTS student finds RV campgrounds a fertile missions field
Traveling by RV with her husband had been a long-time dream for Karla Rossi-Gonzalez. When her dream came true a
Planned Parenthood announces plans for mobile abortion clinic
Planned Parenthood announced plans on Monday (Oct. 3) to launch the group’s “first-ever mobile abortion clinic in the country.” A
School administrator suspended for taking stand against ‘pronoun guidance’
An Anderson County educator, who is also a Kentucky Baptist pastor, is taking a moral stand on the issue of
Pray for Cuba’s recovery from Hurricane Ian, urges IMB strategy leader
The Western Baptist Convention’s Disaster Relief team in Cuba — along with Send Relief, Florida Baptists and other partners — are responding
SBTC’s $250,000 gift to Southwestern Seminary ‘another step’ toward ‘sound financial footing’
The Southern Baptists of Texas Convention presented a $250,000 gift to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary on Monday (Oct. 3) to
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Alaska pastor shares benefits, challenges of saying ‘yes’ to God
Luke Jones said that as a young man there were a few things that didn’t stick. Piano tuning was one
2023 SBC Pastors Conference lineup, new endowment details announced
New details on the 2023 Southern Baptist Convention Pastors Conference have been released — the lineup of speakers, the launch
Southern Baptist DR sites up and running in FL communities impacted by Hurricane Ian
Before sunrise on Sunday morning (Oct. 2), Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers in Florida were busy opening cans of food
Family requests prayer after Marilynn Blackaby, wife of ‘Experiencing God’ author Henry Blackaby, cancer diagnosis
Marilynn Blackaby, wife of pastor and author Henry Blackaby, has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, their son Richard announced Friday
Youth pastor shortage leaves churches scrambling to fill key role
Pastors in general are in short supply these days, and the data proves it. But some youth ministry experts suspect
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for October 2
No Escape Jonah 1:15–2:10 Jonah has sometimes been called a reluctant missionary because he disobeyed God’s directive to warn Nineveh
SBTC’s $250,000 gift to Southwestern Seminary ‘another step’ toward ‘sound financial footing’
The Southern Baptists of Texas Convention presented a $250,000 gift to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary on Monday (Oct. 3) to
Ready to go: Baptist DR volunteers responding to Hurricane Ian damage
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers continued to position themselves to respond swiftly as millions of Florida residents were without power
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Stories of hope: FL church shares love of Jesus in Ian’s wake
With ever-increasing needs mounting from Hurricane Ian’s aftermath in Florida, hundreds of volunteers have been mobilized from First Baptist Church
NOBTS student finds RV campgrounds a fertile missions field
Traveling by RV with her husband had been a long-time dream for Karla Rossi-Gonzalez. When her dream came true a
Serve Day in New Orleans neighborhoods yields salvations
Three professions of faith resulted as more than 160 New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College students, staff and
Disaster Relief efforts helping Florida pick up the pieces after Ian
A week ago, Marta Ramirez was settling into her new home in Port Charlotte, a harborside town in southwest Florida.
Stories of hope: FL church shares love of Jesus in Ian’s wake
With ever-increasing needs mounting from Hurricane Ian’s aftermath in Florida, hundreds of volunteers have been mobilized from First Baptist Church
NOBTS student finds RV campgrounds a fertile missions field
Traveling by RV with her husband had been a long-time dream for Karla Rossi-Gonzalez. When her dream came true a
Serve Day in New Orleans neighborhoods yields salvations
Three professions of faith resulted as more than 160 New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College students, staff and
Disaster Relief efforts helping Florida pick up the pieces after Ian
A week ago, Marta Ramirez was settling into her new home in Port Charlotte, a harborside town in southwest Florida.