Going beyond ‘participation trophy’ mindset in men’s ministry
As new research points to a shift in church attendance with men showing increased engagement in many age groups, Josh Smith believes the moment calls for more than celebration.
Euthanasia legislation debate ‘revived’ in U.K. Parliament
The debate over assisted suicide is being revived in the U.K. Parliament.
Opinion: Will Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ really ‘mess with’ people’s theology?
Award winning film director Steven Spielberg said recently that his new film will likely “mess with” a lot of people’s theology. “Disclosure Day” is about what would happen if there were a sudden mass revelation about the existence of extraterrestrial life. But is there anything all that new here?
Reflecting on monarchy: King Charles III to address joint session during visit
King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived yesterday in Washington, DC, where they met with President and Mrs. Trump for a private tea and participated in a time capsule ceremony at the British Embassy to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary.
Churches reach out to youth soccer players, coaches at international tournament
As Dallas gears up to host parts of the World Cup Soccer Tournament this summer, churches in the Dallas Baptist
First person: Ingredients for bold evangelism (part 1)
We’ve heard the commandment — go and make disciples of all nations. We know the gospel, but we’re too scared
World Changers: Still Baptist ‘through and through,’ still changing lives
Though no longer affiliated with a Southern Baptist Convention entity, World Changers is still “Baptist through and through,” said David Flatt, executive director of World Changers.
Persecution, corruption examined in 14 countries
Nations identified as some of the worst persecutors of Christians also have some of the most corrupt governments, a new study by International Christian Concern asserts.