The three announced candidates for president of the Southern Baptist Convention shared their views on current issues facing the denomination in a forum held today
The Supreme Court on Monday (April 25) heard the case of a Washington state high school football coach who left his job after school officials
Russia is conducting airstrikes in Western Ukraine, an area near the country’s border with Poland that has been a frequent passageway for Ukrainians seeking escape
Many religious freedom watchers fear that if Russia is successful in overthrowing Ukraine’s elected government, the nation’s evangelical community, especially Baptists, likely will be under
An effort by Senate Democrats to legalize abortions in the U.S. up to the moment of birth with no restrictions failed to advance Monday (Feb.
Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton announced Tuesday (March 1) that he will not seek a second year in office and will instead refocus his
Authentic, gospel-centered relationships are integral to racial unity. That was the common message of participants in a recent panel on racial reconciliation held by the
In her latest novella, “George Stringfellow Joins the Revolution,” writer Minnie Lamberth brings readers back to fictional Wellton, Alabama, a small town with some real
Afghanistan has moved to the top of the list of countries where Christians suffer the most persecution for their faith, overtaking North Korea for the
The Supreme Court on Thursday (Jan. 13) halted the government’s mandate for large private employers but let stand for now a federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate
