Bart Barber praised deacons in his chapel message at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary but quipped first that his sermon could have been filled with
Everything “dark” a man could do, Robert Hyde had done. For Paul Will, life had become “permanently empty.” The downward spiral into violent crime that
One Hurricane Ian survivor found dealing with the pressures of the storm and the storms of life almost unbearable … until she spoke with Southern
Mike Carlisle recalled feeling like a “businessman wearing a ministry hat” in his first church staff position. Perhaps it was his early career in the
Mississippi Baptist messengers reelected Lloyd Sweatt to a second term as convention president Tuesday (Oct. 25) during the first session of their 186th annual meeting.
JJ Johnson does a different kind of moonlighting. In addition to his position as pastor of South Tampa Fellowship, he also labors day and night as
Not many people can say they have ridden a motorcycle for Jesus, let alone performed death-defying stunts in front of thousands and on international television
Wilbert Terry, 99, successfully completed numerous missions as a World War II veteran, but he said none of those compared to the assignment he undertook
A raging wildfire on Saturday (Oct. 22) swept into Wooldridge, Missouri, destroying homes, buildings and severely damaging the Wooldridge Baptist Church’s building. This Cooper County
Set against a backdrop of sunshine and palm trees, Send Network’s Gathering in Miami recently drew more than 600 church planters and their wives for
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