Hope for the widow: Q&A offers wisdom, encouragement for grieving spouses
December 11, 2024
Four women experienced the loss of their husbands and provide wisdom and encouragement for fellow widows.
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‘Volatile’ situation: 10 ways to pray for Syria
December 10, 2024
As the crisis in Syria continues to unfold, here are 10 ways for Christians to pray.
Fundraiser for Helene survivors bowls a strike
December 9, 2024
Zan Taylor, a layman and director of maintenance at West End Baptist Church in Newport, Tennessee, simply obeyed when he felt the Lord calling him to raise funds for flood victims from Hurricane Helene.
The secret weapon a pastor needs for church growth
December 9, 2024
Church communication expert Mark MacDonald shares why bringing outside expertise into your church is a secret weapon for church growth.
First person: The danger of false positives
December 8, 2024
Adam Dooley shares the dangers of “false positives.” “Unfortunately, American Christianity has its share of false positives,” he writes.
Growing quilting ministry helps women, children in need
December 7, 2024
“Pat’s Saturday Sew Day” is the Grover Park Baptist Church quilt ministry in Warrensburg, Missouri, and in less than two years, it has given away 277 quilts and counting.
‘As though they were for their own’: TN Baptists collect record 7,540 backpacks
December 6, 2024
Tennessee Baptist Convention churches provided a record 7,540 Christmas Backpacks this year, surpassing the ministry’s goal of 7,000 backpacks.
4 tips for growing your church with digital marketing in 2025
December 5, 2024
Digital marketing is the new Yellow Pages, writes church communication expert Mark MacDonald. He shares four tips for growing your church with digital marketing. Start preparing now for the new year.
First person: Sing we now at Christmas
December 4, 2024
Christmas music is an excellent way to share the Gospel with adults, writes Brian Hobbs, editor of Oklahoma’s Baptist Messenger. When is the last time you went Christmas caroling?
First person: The case for familiar Christmas carols
December 3, 2024
“I do believe it’s unfortunate for us if we hear familiar (Christmas) carols more in the shopping mall than we do in the local church,” writes Justin Wainscott.
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