RULES Jeremiah 23:1–12 Jeremiah accused the religious leaders of failing to shepherd God’s people. Their failed leadership led to the Babylonian exile. The prophet predicted
Football analyst David Pollack’s response to losing his job at ESPN was lauded by his colleagues and by fellow Christians as an example of grace
Bob Richardson needed more time. The southeast Georgia pastor was on his way to the airport after the Southern Baptist Convention Annual meeting in New
In 1848, two plantation families formed a community church in Fannin, Mississippi. The original name was Pelahatchie Baptist Church, after a nearby creek. The families
A government concession to demands by a Muslim extremist political party to allow blasphemy charges under Pakistan’s anti-terrorism laws has raised fears of more injustice
When “The Gospel Project” was introduced in South Korea in 2017, the team behind the launch received several worried phone calls from pastors across the
Few stars in American entertainment history have successfully crossed the line between mainstream and Christian music as much as Johnny Cash. His music is loved
Thousands of students from across the state gathered on the campus of Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia for Super Summer Arkansas, which wrapped up Saturday
It’s possibly more common than we realize — exaggerating the truth and demonizing the opposition to give our side an edge. Creating a strawman scenario,
Twenty years of puffing on cigarettes had taken its toll on me. Thousands of dollars had been wasted in tobacco purchases, shortness of breath had
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