Piles of burned Bibles, charred walls and rubble were among the few things remaining of a missions organization’s field ministries headquarters near Kyiv, Ukraine, after
It’s digital spring cleaning time — specifically time to freshen up your church website. Even after just a few months, so much on your website
Lifeway Christian Resources director of Sunday School, Ken Braddy, believes the lecture method isn’t the best way to teach the Bible, and teachers must learn
David and Sue Cook, Arizona Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers, are accustomed to messy projects. They have searched in freezing temperatures and snow for people’s
Ever wonder how pastors should lead in times of war, especially when the pastors are serving those directly impacted by the war? Consider these four
Lamar and Aubrey Shubert lead workers among both Ukrainian and Russian people groups. And while the world’s spotlight is, understandably, on the travesties the Ukrainian
Stormy clouds and rushing winds did not deter the faithful from gathering to sharpen their ministry skills during the Haitian Leadership Conference at Peniel Haitian
Churchgoers may think their church leaders have it all together spiritually, but pastors admit they have room to grow, according to a new study. In
When 19-year-old Daniel Bordelon of Jonesville, Louisiana, agreed to travel to Ohio with two men he had met in an internet chat room, he had
Like many other seminary students, Chad Ferrell and his wife, Christy, had plans as graduation came. God was calling them to reach the nations with the good news
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