Single moms ministry at FBC Dallas broadens reach, provides model for churches
April 27, 1990, began as a normal Friday for Shea Lowery, a mom of two small children in northwest Alabama.
Hawaii Baptist churches, volunteers offering hope amid deadly fires
Hawaii Baptist churches and disaster relief volunteers continue to serve those impacted by the deadly wildfires that devastated a town
Resolutions reflect SBC’s doctrinal commitments, cultural concerns at Dallas gathering
Resolutions “On the Centennial Anniversary of the Cooperative Program” and “On Honoring the Centennial Anniversary of the Baptist Faith and Message (1925) and Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Baptist Faith and Message (2000)” were among eight resolutions approved by messengers during sessions June 10-11 in Dallas.
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for August 27
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for August 27 from 1 Samuel 25:14–17, 23–28, 32–35.
Lawsuit against Dave Ramsey’s company moving forward
At issue is a “righteous living” policy at Lampo, better known as Ramsey Solutions, which requires employees to abide by Christian values. Those values, Ramsey’s company has argued, include banning intercourse outside of marriage.
First person: When God’s call is clear, why do we sometimes have to wait?
We often let our preferences and our desire to quickly achieve our goals overrule the methodical and purposeful path God intends.
‘People need hope’: DR crews reporting decisions for Christ in wake of Hurricane Idalia
In the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, residents of south Georgia have been turning to Christ.
One man’s vision sparks scholarship for struggling students
Over the last four years, one man’s vision — which came as a result of his own difficult experiences —