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First person: The best part of waking up

March 30, 2025

Folgers built its brand by depicting its coffee, or at least its aroma, as essential to any memorable morning routine.

Persian New Year presents gospel opportunities

March 30, 2025

Nowruz is a 13-day celebration that shares many themes with the gospel message.

Hurting church finds restoration, healing after apology to former pastor

March 30, 2025

“Bethlehem church’s apology to this former pastor has simply restored to them the joy of their salvation, and made a significant difference in the character and disposition of our fellowship.”

‘Church without walls’: Georgia churches challenged to reach communities for Christ

March 29, 2025

“Evaluate your community, equip your volunteers, establish your goals. However, don’t set your goals too high. Make the goals reachable, because the church needs to be able to celebrate.”

Youth leader leans on faith during cancer journey

March 29, 2025

“When the doctor says you have stage four, he says hope is off the table,” Jay Barbier explained. “But when I get to lean in on Jesus, I have hope in Him.”

Maryland church kicks off special needs ministry program with ‘Pajama Jam’

March 29, 2025

Berlin First Baptist Church in Berlin, Maryland, hosted its inaugural Vacation Bible School last summer for individuals with special needs.

First person: We must go to the spiritually lost

March 29, 2025

Evangelism and discipleship are linked and cannot be separated. We have been called to make disciples, not converts, and we do that one person at a time. Jesus always had time for the individual, and we must follow His example.

Free speech, Christian theology explored during seminary’s annual lecture event

March 28, 2025

“A theology of free speech understood by Christians is grounded predominantly in a doctrine to pursue truth as rational agents made in God’s image,” he said.