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Is your church in trouble? Here are 12 signs there may be problems

May 25, 2025

Be aware of these signs that your church might be in trouble …

Worship ministry leads to discipleship for next generation

May 24, 2025

“I was on my way to death, but God spoke to me, saying, ‘I am not finished with you,’” Fernando recalls. “He gave me another chance to live and to spread His Word.”

Study: Nearly 1 in 3 Americans consult astrology, tarot cards or fortune teller

May 23, 2025

With tarot cards showing up on Barnes and Noble shelves, in viral TikToks and in cutesy Jane Austin-themed sets, perhaps it’s no surprise that 30% of U.S. adults consult a fortune teller, tarot cards or astrology on a yearly basis.

10 former SBC presidents urge avoiding ‘ultimatum’ with ERLC

May 22, 2025

“Every entity — including the ERLC — should be open to critique and committed to improvement. But there is a difference between refinement and eradication. A sledgehammer is not the tool for adjusting a mirror.”

It’s a ‘lifestyle’: John McClendon encourages leaders to make disciples

May 22, 2025

John McClendon has spent his adult life helping leaders make disciples. He is executive director of the Disciple Leader’s Network, based in Tennessee, though he plans to retire at the end of the year.

Soccer outreach shares gospel with more than 2,000 players, coaches

May 21, 2025

The Dallas Cup Hospitality Center in mid-April received more than 2,000 visits from youth soccer players and coaches from around the world. It also presented

Evidence Christianity is no longer in decline? Here’s what one new study says.

May 20, 2025

Recent Pew Research confirmed earlier trends of a plateauing of the religiously unaffiliated and a pause, at least, of the decline in Christianity.

SBC 2025 preview: All eyes on Dallas — What will be the big issues this year?

May 19, 2025

Southern Baptists will be gathering soon in Dallas for this year’s Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting (June 10–11), which is expected to draw well over 10,000 people.