Opinion: What to do when anger, outrage hurts the church
Many of us live in communities who are suspicious of people who participate in church, imagining all kinds of wild thoughts about who we are
Many of us live in communities who are suspicious of people who participate in church, imagining all kinds of wild thoughts about who we are
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“I love the reminder in Ecclesiastes 4 that ‘Two are better than one because they have a good reward for their efforts. For if either falls, his companion can lift him up … ,'” writes Rhonda Rhea on friendship.
Will we remember our closest friends in heaven? Will we still know one another? A quick survey of biblical literature answers these questions.
School is a challenge, for teachers and students. Check out some of the specific ways you can pray as we start a new school year.
The men’s 100-meter race at the 2024 Paris Olympics generated global interest. It was the fastest field ever assembled with the winner not only winning gold but also claiming the titles as “World’s Fastest Man.”
Chuck Lawless explains nine reasons why bitterness can consume church members and why it is important to repent and ask God for a change of heart.
As Christians, we have a responsibility to exercise wisdom and discernment, especially when it comes to the things we post and share online, writes Tony Martin.
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A recent opportunity to visit with Terry Dorsett, executive director of the Baptist Churches of New England, only solidified my excitement for and interest in the ministry efforts taking place in the six-state region.