Payday lending: Why should Christians care?
When you hear the phrase “payday loans,” what words and ideas come to mind? Helpful? Useful? Timely? Or words with
Missions team from Wyoming finds many in Mexico City open to gospel conversations
CrossPoint Baptist Church in Worland, Wyoming, partnered with an organization called Good News In Action this spring to help start
Mississippi News January 2, 2025
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First Baptist New Orleans shares Jesus’ love to school children at City Park amusement park
The love of Jesus took center stage June 9 at New Orleans’ iconic City Park as First Baptist Church New
Free speech, Christian theology explored during seminary’s annual lecture event
“A theology of free speech understood by Christians is grounded predominantly in a doctrine to pursue truth as rational agents made in God’s image,” he said.
Baptists respond to growing needs in Myanmar
A March 28 earthquake in Myanmar destroyed 15 church buildings and significantly damaged 10 others. Eight million people have been internally displaced by the quake, joining 19 million displaced persons already living in the nation.
Asian Baptists celebrate growing presence in SBC life
Myanmar is the newest of nine Asian ethnic groups that have formally entered into a Southern Baptist fellowship, out of
Book review: Letters to My Students, Volume 2: On Pastoring
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