‘Discern’ gives students ‘handle on what it means to be called’
“How do I know if God is calling me?” “How do I answer that call?” “What do I need to be doing to live that call?’” These were just a few of the questions addressed during the event.”
Missouri students serve widows in their own backyard during spring break
You don’t have to travel around the globe to be a missionary; sometimes the mission field is as close as
National African American Fellowship celebrates growth, looks for more in the future
Though steps have been made in the direction of unity, representation and diversity in the Southern Baptist Convention, more growth
Panel discusses biblical counseling as part of discipleship
Discipleship as a lifelong journey and the role of biblical counseling are important in addressing life challenges, noted Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary faculty in a Jan. 30 panel discussion.
Pastors in South Sudan ‘highly grateful’ for bicycles from Texas Baptist Men
Thanks to Baptist friends in Texas, 39 pastors in South Sudan now have bicycles to make regular visits to their
Florida condo search and rescue efforts stalled
The world continues to watch the Surfside community of South Florida, prayerfully. Dozens died when the 12-story Champlain Towers South
Hawaii wildfire recovery experience helps aid California relief efforts
“We are thankful for our SBC family of churches and leaders who have responded to the needs that have arisen from the Los Angeles fires,” said CSBC executive director Pete Ramirez.
‘We just shared the gospel’: MO leaders see 2,300 Kenyans profess Christ during missions trip
Evangelism doesn’t have to be complicated. It can be as simple as a conversation in the street, or even kicking