‘Goodness’ only possible through God, Whitten says
Ken Whitten says the words “good” and “goodness” get thrown around a lot. People will ask, “Are we good?” They’ll
Classes at NOBTS to resume online as campus, city clean up after Hurricane Ida
Classes will resume online next week at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary as the city cleans up from Hurricane Ida.
‘We’re not going anywhere’: DR volunteers continue flood relief
Mal Underwood, a Brentwood Baptist DR volunteer, described the relief effort as a multi-stage process. “Flood relief is about triaging first responses — getting the mud out and helping families return to a degree of normalcy,” he said.
‘They lost everything’: Volunteers clean homesites, share faith in Oklahoma
Texans on Mission volunteers spent two weeks responding to needs after wildfires tore through Stillwater, affecting about 200 homes in the area and 74 campers at nearby Lake Carl Blackwell.
New chapter: Reflections on 1 year post-Roe
On the morning of June 24, 2022, the abortion landscape in the United States changed dramatically with the release of
Disaster Relief work in Metairie, La., leads to 4 professions of faith
Ever since Hurricane Ida struck Louisiana on Aug. 29 as a Category 4 storm, Metairie Baptist Church outside of New
‘The Gospel Project’ and its impact on Korean churches
When “The Gospel Project” was introduced in South Korea in 2017, the team behind the launch received several worried phone
SBC Executive Committee’s decision whether to waive attorney-client privilege anticipated today
The much-anticipated decision on whether the SBC Executive Committee will waive attorney-client privilege for the investigation into allegations of the