In his popular podcast “The Briefing,” Albert Mohler recently analyzed U.S. Census data and other polling information now available concerning faith and religion. He noted,
Southern Baptist Convention president Bart Barber, a pastor in Farmersville, Texas, recently announced in a Twitter video that he expects there will be a motion
Allison Bond’s grandma, who died in 2015, told her to “always do good.” Heeding that wisdom, Bond decided to do good in the world by
Georgia Baptists are taking the gospel to the state’s rapidly growing refugee population one backpack at a time. In fact, backpacks have become crucial evangelistic
The Christian music band Cain has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry, and they put what they’ve learned into practice as
Mark Twain is credited with saying, “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” The Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting takes place in a few
On May 21, college students gathered in Pilgrim Chapel at Dallas Baptist University to be commissioned for the missions they’ve been called to this summer.
Recently, I was asked to speak at a gathering of pastors in an association in our state. As most denominational leaders know, these meetings can
A recent article I read said “religion in the lives of Americans is on the decline.” That’s news? Anyone paying even slight attention to churches,
Sometimes it can feel as if the days of the variety show — like those of Carol Burnett and Red Skelton — are long gone.
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