“Why do I remain hopeful? I’m hopeful because the harvest has never been more plentiful, and revival may very well be on the horizon.” writes Wes Fowler. “’Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning’ (Psalm 30:5).”
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for July 21, written by Mark Rathel, professor at the Baptist College of Florida in Graceville, Florida.
Woman’s Missonary Union Foundation grants help Christian Women’s Job Corps sites expand their reach, deepen their impact.
The strength of an association is a larger factor in the success of churches than some might expect. It is important to identify how well your association functions to explore ways of improving it.
Matthew Haste shares five reasons why pastors should pursue a doctor of ministry degree.
At 92 years old, Jack Tennison carries on with a ministry he’s been involved with since the 1990s: woodworking. He encourages all he sees to follow God’s calling whether it has to do with woodworking or not.
Southern Baptist leaders were quick to respond in the aftermath of the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday (July 13).
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“Meekness is a humble, gentle and patient kind of strength that illuminates His light from our faces, attitudes and daily lives,” writes Jennifer Rash.
Giselle Gonzalez-Rivera is a mother of three in her late 30s. With the help of Christian Women’s Job Corps and the Woman’s Missionary Union, she is also a licensed practical nurse.
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