For most people, the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas are firmly linked to merriment and joy. It’s a time of celebration, singing, gift-giving and
Bells clanging, bodies burning, smoke rising — I’ll never forget my first experience of the Aarti along the banks of the Ganges. People were passionately worshipping.
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary recently announced new Caskey Center for Biblical Text and Translation, which will launch in fall 2023. The CBTT will provide critical
J.D. “Sonny” Tucker has served Arkansas Baptists through his work with the Arkansas Baptist State Convention for 25 years. He has spent the last decade
By the end of 1914, British and German troops had dug themselves into trenches across the European landscape. The nations of Europe had been engaged
The Southern Baptists of Texas Convention will provide portable baptistries for church plants that plant through Send Network SBTC, the convention’s executive director Nathan Lorick
Timothy “Tim” Dane Cearley, an International Mission Board missionary emeritus who shared the gospel in Zimbabwe, Portugal, Mozambique, South Africa and Botswana, died Nov. 5. He
Submission to God in Place of Fear Luke 1:26–38 For many in our culture Christmas is pressure time. There is pressure to buy the right
Furthering its mission to make families strong, the Arkansas Baptist Children & Family Ministries recently held the grand opening for its new headquarters in Little
YOU WILL FIND Luke 2:1–15 The United States Constitution mandates a census every 10 years. The first one in 1790 counted heads to apportion congressional
