Sometimes I run across something that is so meaningful, so provocative, and so timely that I simply stand back in awe. What I’m sharing today
Adrian Knipper loves the Lord, and he loves people. As a pastor for nearly 30 years, Knipper has visited, counseled and prayed with many people.
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
As a high school player in Union, South Carolina, Mike Clowney had never heard of Ken Sparks or Carson-Newman College (now University). He will never
Tennessee Baptist Convention messengers adopted a $35 million budget for 2022–23, approved a constitutional amendment on second reading, renewed a missions partnership with Guatemala and
Rusty Smith has spent most of his life on the football field. Now he’s headed to a different field — the missions field. Smith, a
Classrooms were empty on Carson-Newman University’s campus in Jefferson City earlier this fall, but it was not a holiday. More than 550 members of the
Just inviting friends to come to church is still an effective way to introduce them to the gospel, affirms Jack Long, pastor of Farmington Baptist
More than 350 commitments for Christ, including 160 professions of faith, were recorded recently during the Upper East Tennessee Go Tell Crusade at Cherokee High
Next Saturday (Nov. 5), women are invited to join a special event calling women around the world to pray for each other and for needs
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