Churchgoers remain confident in their ability to understand and explain the Bible, but a growing number believe the truths of the Scripture have lost relevance.
The witches are back, and it’s not even Halloween yet.
The Christian County Baptist Association is partnering with the International Mission Board and a third-party organization on an initiative that has a goal of planting thousands of churches in South Asia.
A Christian mother has prevailed in her nearly four-year fight for the right to adopt children from Oregon’s foster care system—without supporting the state’s gender-affirming requirements.
It took only a few short minutes into his first report to the SBC Executive Committee on Monday evening (Sept. 21) for Willy Rice to
“Students and kids gave $670,000 so more people can hear the good news of Jesus. That gives me tremendous hope for the future of our churches and the future of the Great Commission.” —Ryan Blackwell, Lifeway president
In case you missed it, more than 2,000 humanoid robots representing 700 teams from 16 countries convened last month in China for the Second Annual
SBC Executive Committee members have made their way to the Nashville area for their fall meeting (Sept. 21-22). The Baptist Paper team will provide updates from the meeting, so stay tuned for highlights.
At least 256 Missouri Baptists from 40 different churches took part in the Missouri Baptist Convention’s prayer tour, Aug. 30–Sept. 2. The first event of its
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School lesson commentary for Sept. 27, written by Bobby McKay, pastor of New Liberty Baptist Church in Morton, Mississippi.
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