When Clint Clifton was tragically killed in January of this year in an aircraft accident, he left behind a legacy of faithfulness as a pastor,
Pastors live under relentless pressure to be “on-target.” And it’s not good enough to be “on-target” once. Pastors face daily demands of hitting targets of
My friend Wendy loves Major League Baseball, and I’m talking the full extent of support. She can watch hours and hours of games on TV
Congratulations, graduates, on reaching the magnificent milestone of receiving your hard-earned diploma. You are now launching a new chapter. You have before you a blank
The Bible instructs Christians to “run the race with endurance,” but even the writer of Hebrews would have to admit that even the thought of
“Who am I, and where do I belong?” If you were to take a snapshot of today’s kids and students, this two-part question could serve
Timothy Keller, the founder of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City whose faith encouraged Christians and skeptics alike, died May 19 at the age
— Updated May 21 — In separate May 18 motions filed for summary judgment in the six-year-old McRaney v. North American Mission Board lawsuit, both
EDITOR’S NOTE — As we approach this year’s Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting in New Orleans (June 13–14), The Baptist Paper has compiled comments from
As the 2023 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting fast approaches, around 10,000 messengers are expected to gather June 13–14 at the New Orleans Ernest N.
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