Bibles ‘held hostage’ by Sudanese officials
KHARTOUM, Sudan — Christian leaders in Sudan said government officials detained a shipment of Bibles, demanding custom fees even though
Abortion, gender-related bills passed in Colorado spark heated debate
The Colorado House of Representatives passed several hot-button issue bills that have sparked heated debate.
Churchgoers may still watch livestreamed services, but factors vary
As many churchgoers continue watching livestream church services at least occasionally, they also recognize limitations in its validity and utility,
Southeastern Seminary professor, historian Keith Harper dies
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is mourning the loss of Keith Harper, retired senior professor of Baptist studies. Following a battle with lung cancer this past year, Harper passed away on April 23.
‘All in His hands’: Motorcycle racing champion relies on the Lord’s plan
The typical ups and downs of life are heightened when engaging in a high-risk career. For 16-year-old Blake Davis, 2022
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for October 10
JOY AND CONTENTMENT Philippians 4:10–20 In all situations. (10–14) It appears some time elapsed between early gifts from the Philippian
Jubilee Trading Company touches world with faith-centered mission
Stephanie Edwards navigates rows of tall, unfinished wooden shelves, touching the world with each reach into one of the hundreds of cardboard boxes filled with exotic goods.
SBC presidents lead, focus attention differently but all need special aides to assist them
Of the 61 men who have served as president of the Southern Baptist Convention since its founding in 1845, 41