Whether dressed as a Roman soldier or a Jewish shepherd or supplying his class with 3D glasses to be at the empty tomb through a
Texas pastor Matt Chandler returned to the pulpit Sunday (Dec. 4), three months after acknowledging online communications that violated the church’s social media use policies.
On Sunday mornings at Amarillo Deaf Church, the worship is loud with bass that deaf people can literally feel. Congregants watch lyrics on a screen
Chinese believers who accept Christ while living in the U.S. might not be able to find an American-style church if they return overseas. That’s part
One woman’s vision has resulted in a small East Texas church reaching thousands with the message of Christ. Wayne Frazier had only been pastor of Montalba
More than 1,800 messengers and guests gathered in Waco, Texas, to take part in the 137th Annual Meeting of the Baptist General Convention of Texas.
Most Christians familiar with the New Testament Greek word “koinonia” think of it only in terms of fellowship and communion. But it also can mean
In 2020, Eric Hernandez, apologetics leader and millennial specialist for Texas Baptists, received a message on Facebook from a group of Filipino believers. They had
When COVID-19 caused global shutdowns in spring 2020, Baptist Student Ministries on university campuses had to adapt quickly to discipling students remotely. And they still
On fifth Sundays, expect to find the pews and hallways of Freedom Church in Bedford, Texas, empty. Instead, look in the grocery stores and gas stations
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