First person: When a ministry leader commits ‘serious sin’
“Maybe the most spiritual thing a fallen or disgraced leader could do is step away for a few years and live a normal life. Get a regular job. Work at Home Depot. Sell insurance. Learn humility again. Rebuild a marriage. Restore trust with family.”
SEBTS golf classic raises $120,000 for student scholarships
This year’s Southeastern Classic golf tournament raised more than $120,000 for student scholarships for Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary students.
Relationships needed to advance gospel around the globe
Rose had a passion to reach a people group situated in the Horn of Africa. Accessing them was another question altogether. She knew she couldn’t do it alone. The Week of Prayer for International Missions is Dec. 3–10.
Looking back: 10 significant international human rights events of 2021
Human dignity and the basic rights inherent to every individual are precious and should be protected. Unfortunately, in many parts
Haitian American churches respond to world’s ‘deepest need’
Haitian American churches in the SBC are on mission to create a greater evangelical presence among the nations.
NAMB celebrates 30-year ministry of Carlos Ferrer
North American Mission Board President Kevin Ezell set aside part of a recent staff-wide meeting to celebrate long-time NAMB leader
Sutherland Springs shooting survivors to receive $230 million in damages
A federal judge on Monday (Feb. 7) ordered the U.S. Air Force to pay restitution to members of First Baptist
Pride of ‘knowing’ can be detrimental to peaceful relationships
In his book “Upside Down Leadership: Rethinking Influence and Success,” pastor and author Taylor Field writes about “the futility of trying to know it all.”