COVID-19 may have impacted lots of things, but it didn’t impact giving at Peavine Baptist Church in north Georgia. Peavine, which has been recognized as
Classes will resume online next week at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary as the city cleans up from Hurricane Ida. Power is the main issue,
Joy in prayer Philippians 1:1–11 Over the next few weeks we will study one of the most beloved of Paul’s letters. Philippians frequently is referred
Sure of forgiveness 1 John 1:5–2:2 Thanks to the Internet, it is true that there are two sides (or more) to every story. One can
The executive committee of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board, meeting Aug. 24 at Garaywa Camp and Conference in Clinton, unanimously approved $50,000 for Southern Baptists’
“How can we improve the college ministry at our church?” That’s the question John Saxon and Greg Walker pondered last February. Saxon is family pastor
Louisiana Baptist pastors used social media a day after Hurricane Ida as a means to encourage members and others impacted by the powerful storm. Though
U.S. troops are out of Afghanistan for the first time in nearly 20 years — a milestone some Baptist leaders see as part of a
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief teams in several states are on alert for likely deployment in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, which made landfall Aug. 29
Mac Brunson wasted no time challenging pastors of small and bivocational-led churches. “We don’t like to tell that to our congregation or to our people,
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