Texas House committee holds Ten Commandments bill hearing
In a sometimes-testy late-night hearing that continued into the early-morning hours on April 30, the Texas House Committee on Public Education heard public testimony on a bill mandating the display of the Ten Commandments …
How churches can minister to those who work
In the United States today, 153.7 million people are employed. Experts predict that number will rise to 159.7 million in
First person: Why I’m asking the Department of Education to protect religious liberty at Christian universities
“This religious liberty issue goes beyond Baptists.”
Reminders of God’s promises and how to build a daily habit of prayer and Bible reading
Pastor and author Robert Morgan says he has experienced God’s faithfulness in his life and ministry, aided by daily prayer
Electrician’s chainsaw ‘scam’ opens door to share Jesus
Chopping firewood might not be everybody’s idea of a good time, but for Gary Cate, it’s something he genuinely enjoys.
Bringing history to life: Remnant of one of the oldest black churches in US unveiled
Archaeologists believe they have discovered the foundation of the original building of First Baptist Church Williamsburg, Virginia, one of the
Gospel courage empowers ministers to remain faithful despite criticism, hardship, Harrison says
Courageous leadership is never going to win popularity contests, but gospel courage empowers ministers to overcome fear, endure suffering and remain faithful despite criticism or hardship.
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for August 27
Good Lamentations 3:19–33 Lament has been a part of worship since the early centuries of the church. However, only rarely