Southern Baptist volunteers were hard at work over the weekend, helping put lives back together following deadly storms that struck the Southeast last week. At
More than a dozen worshippers were killed, and more than 60 others were wounded, in a bombing at a church on Sunday (Jan. 15) in
I AM THE BREAD John 6:26–40 Servers at some restaurants greet patrons with piping hot bread. What’s better than hot bread slathered in butter? Americans
On August 28, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech. Though it was not his first speech on racial
HopePlace Pregnancy Care Center in Warren, Arkansas has been ministering to women in crisis for the last 10 years. The center serves as more than
My previous column, “Climate Change Needed for Funding Baptist Associations,” suggested that shifts in denominational funding call for associations to adopt the principle of multiple
James and Mattie Walker have been married 70 years and have been in the ministry together even longer. In 1949, while he was a student
Hope and prayer in the midst of a crisis By Jeff Iorg Gateway Seminary When all else fails, pray. That’s the response most people make
Penny Chesnut has seen some unusual sights during her four decades serving in Baptist Collegiate Ministries at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. She recalled the day she walked into
The most shared, bookmarked and highlighted Scripture verse — both in the U.S. and around the world — in 2022 was Isaiah 41:10, according to
