Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary will hold a special called meeting May 30 via Zoom to address concerns raised by trustees regarding lack of disclosure. The
For most pastors and church leaders, summer means having more flex time in their schedules. It is an excellent time to prepare for the upcoming
Although most churchgoers want to serve in their communities for gospel impact, there is a noticeable gap when it comes to the number who are
Avoiding a Critical Spirit Numbers 12:1–15 I heard of a man who attended a local high school football game. He became annoyed by another gentleman
Why would an Alabama church more than double their Lottie Moon Christmas Offering giving? Because the senior pastor went on a short-term mission trip, serving
RESTORING John 21:15–23 The 19th century English poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote a poem titled “How Do I Love Thee?” Her poem is an expression
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
“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
International Mission Board trustees approved 92 fully funded missionaries for appointment during their May 17–18 meeting in Richmond, Virginia. Missionaries approved for appointment will be
Jack Wattanawongsawang and his wife, Prinna Puakpong, watched the news on March 11, 2011, documenting the triple disaster unfolding in Japan — the earthquake, the
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