Dave Walsh didn’t grow up in church. But after he and his wife, Tracey, got involved, received Christ and were baptized in their 20s, every
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Jim works full time as an accountant in a global city. During his free time, he works with a missionary team to help them reach
Author Stuart Kellogg, a retired TV station general manager, launched a social media project in 2020 to consider how the church could react to the
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Did you recall the 2021 social media trend, “the milk crate challenge”? For those not familiar, the summer of 2021 saw people stack milk crates
Colorado Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have begun serving meals and assisting families impacted by a massive wildfire in Boulder County that destroyed hundreds of homes.
This year, the Baptist Theological Institute in Bucharest, Romania, celebrated 100 years of existence and partnership with Southern Baptists. From vision casting to sending personnel,
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The Ruler Who Cares for His People Micah 5:2-5a; Matthew 2:1-6, 9-11 The coming King who would shepherd His people. (Mic. 5:2-5a) The prophet Micah
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