First Person: What campus ministry means to me
When I started college at the University of Southern Mississippi, I was extremely nervous that I would not be able
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for July 4
Justice Sought Job 36:8–23 Why does man suffer? That is a question humans have asked for thousands of years. In
First person: The danger of false positives
Adam Dooley shares the dangers of “false positives.” “Unfortunately, American Christianity has its share of false positives,” he writes.
First person: Avoiding brain rot in a world full of distractions
“When I first heard ‘brain rot,’ I had to laugh. It sounds like the kind of thing my grandma would’ve accused me of catching if I spent too much time watching reruns of Gilligan’s Island,” writes Tony Martin, Baptist Record editor.
Reaching the worshippers of Santa Muerte in Mexico
Casting a long shadow across one of Mexico City’s poorest and most crime-ridden neighborhoods stands a seven-story image of Santa
37 Nigerian Christians killed, 17 burned to death in violent attacks
JOS, Nigeria — Fifty-four Christians were killed in multiple attacks in August by suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen, according to the
BSM and church key to discerning call to ministry
“I remember praying to God, crying and saying, ‘God, I don’t have anywhere else to go. I don’t have any other reason for life. I need help, and I need you,’” Ethan Hollis said.
Opinion: Jeff Iorg and restoring the EC’s credibility
The EC and Southern Baptists desperately needed stability. The EC’s credibility was in shambles after six years of making news for all the wrong reasons.