Ben Ingram had a bird’s-eye view earlier this month as the Atlanta Braves won its first World Series championship in 26 years. The Madison, Mississippi,
As Southern Baptists were observing the first Hispanic Missions Sunday, three Hispanic pastors and their wives were on mission with the International Mission Board in
Pastor Ed Amundson said the panic button was within reach when the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March 2020. Instead of pushing it, he gathered his
“I believe that a church should mirror the book of Acts – be strong in doctrine and in the community,” said Cliff Smith, pastor of
Three out of four Millennials (75%) say they are searching for their purpose in life, according to newly released survey from the Cultural Research Center
When he was just five weeks old, Sam Evans lost his mother to a heart attack due to viral meningitis. “[She] basically just died on
The retired serviceman’s sincere, straightforward approach to his time in the military intrigued me. And the more I thought on his words, the more I
Churches from across the state converged on the Tulsa metro area with one thing in mind—community service. The North American Mission Board, in partnership with
God created racial differences in the church as a vehicle to establish His purposes, says pastor and author Tony Evans. But Christians of all races
Local leaders say revival is happening at All Nations Camp Meeting on the Coushatta Indian Reservation. It has been meeting six nights a week without
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