Kentucky Today launches new podcast
March 7, 2025
Kentucky Today, news service of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, is launching a new podcast designed to give readers more insight into the stories that are published.
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‘Critical decisions’: SBC and the lack of funds for legal bills
March 7, 2025
While the SBC collects hundreds of millions in donations each year, very little is spent on overhead or oversight. Now, a series of lawsuits by pastors accused of abuse has left the denomination unable to pay its legal bills.
Growing a ‘Good Church’ where there was nearly no gospel witness
March 7, 2025
“It really gets to me when I tell people we’re from Flint,” Leo Robinson says, “They’ll say, ‘Oh, you must hate it there,’ or ‘You must not be able to leave.’ People always have something negative to say.”
‘We took off’: Caribou Bible Church ministers in North Carolina
March 7, 2025
It was early October, just days after Hurricane Helene produced thousand-year flood events and ravaged North Carolina’s mountainous western region.
Alaska exec steps down after home church deemed no longer in friendly cooperation with SBC
March 6, 2025
Randy Covington has resigned as executive director and treasurer of the Alaska Baptist Resource Network after apologizing for comments made regarding the SBC’s decision to deem his home church not in friendly cooperation with Convention.
Being ‘No. 2’: Executive pastors gather for ministry essentials training
March 6, 2025
“In essence, the executive pastor works alongside the senior pastor to free him of many of the daily tasks and decisions so he is free to pray, study, preach and lead.”
‘Circuit preaching’: How strategy could impact ‘remarkably unchurched’ states like Wyoming
March 6, 2025
“You can go pretty much an hour in any direction from where I live and you’ll see absolutely nothing — no gas stations, no subdivisions, no shopping centers—nothing,” Tyler Martin says.
AI ‘here to stay’: When faith meets technology
March 6, 2025
While many people today are hesitant to explore AI, its adoption has skyrocketed. According to Pew Research, TechCrunch and firms like Gartner, IDC and Statista, the statistics are startling.
Assassinated Christian lawmaker in Pakistan honored 14 years after death
March 5, 2025
Bhatti, an ardent advocate for a diverse, multicultural and multireligious society, was assassinated on March 2, 2011, by Taliban militants outside his mother’s home in the federal capital, Islamabad.
SBCAL retreat inspires, connects leaders from around the country
March 5, 2025
Ray Gentry, president and CEO of SBCAL, said the three-day retreat was geared toward training and continuing education but also designed to help associational leaders “make friends and deepen friendships.”
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