Louisiana Disaster Relief team providing ‘cup of cold water in Jesus’ name’
Less than a week after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of the U.S., a Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief feeding team is on the ground to “give a cup of cold water in Jesus’ name” to those affected by the powerful storm.
Gateway trustees approve Iorg School with $2.1 million endowment; Groza installed as president
Gateway Seminary trustees approved the creation of the Jeff P. Iorg School of Christian Leadership during their fall board meeting Oct. 7-8.
‘Work in progress’: Chiefs long snapper thankful for faith, playing in 3rd Super Bowl
No matter how well he plays in Sunday’s Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles, James Winchester of the Kansas City
9 ways to help grow church attendance
As I travel around the state, I’m encouraged to see churches that are now “blowing and growing.” Others are lagging
Why we did not need a Baptist associational office
George Bullard explores why a Baptist association is not an office building to which people go.
First person: The phases of a pastor firing
EDITOR’S NOTE: First, some pastors are fired for moral failure. This article does not address that category of firing. Second,
First Person: A desperate need for revival
For the past six months, I have been consumed with the desire to experience a true Spirit-led revival. I am
Disaster Relief volunteers rise early, work tirelessly to feed thousands
It’s just several hours past midnight when volunteers gather to begin preparing about 9,000 meals for the day as part