Ethics professor sues university over allegations of being fired for Christian beliefs
Former University of Arizona ethics professor Daniel Grossenbach has filed a lawsuit alleging he was fired for publicly opposing his children’s school district policies on gender ideology …
GCR Task Force audio files (part 8): Executive Committee leaders voice concerns
The Baptist Paper staff members continue their review of the audio files from the 2009–2010 meetings of the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force.
New ‘first-ever’ Christian phone network blocks pornography
The phone network is reportedly offering users content filtering that can block pornography and other harmful material.
VBS preview event to immerse leaders in 2025 theme
In January, around 4,000 ministry leaders and volunteers will gather in Nashville, Tennessee, Houston and Fort Worth, Texas, and Ridgecrest, North Carolina, for Lifeway’s annual Vacation Bible School Preview events.
First person: The secret of satisfaction
“Jesus’ continual use of metaphors throughout the gospel powerfully anchored truth to our hearts in a way that cold prose seldom do,” writes pastor Adam Dooley.
God’s kingdom grows on Montana Indian reservation
Savannah Spotted Bird, 17, who is living in her 17th foster home, was one of 15 students who became Christ-followers
Arkansas couple engaging spiritual hunger, brokeness in San Diego
For Jeremy and Natalia Aylett, serving in San Diego means engaging spiritual hunger with something tangible – genuine community. Though
Chayasirisobhon to be nominated as SBC first VP
A California pastor, director of missions for his association and president of the state’s Baptist convention, Victor Chayasirisobhon, plans to