Lessons on ministry leadership from ‘the toughest race on earth’
Endurance, longevity in ministry, and life-long integrity seem to be characteristics of the few — not the many — in
‘Worship war’ continued: Addressing the ‘rabbit trail’ argument
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following column is Part 2 of a three-part series on worship music. In Part 1, we were
‘Trained to care’: Study confirms chaplains’ impact on ICU families
It’s hard to forget your first time in the ICU. Strangers obscured by masks and gowns, beds surrounded by wires,
Korean congregation welcomes new pastor and first deacon
It’s not often that a church says goodbye to a retiring pastor, installs a new pastor and ordains its first
Fellowship of Native American Christians gathers in Nashville
It was a small gathering, but it was lively and passionate. As members of the Fellowship of Native American Christians
First Person: 18 things to celebrate about being Southern Baptist
Recently, I was asked to speak at a gathering of pastors in an association in our state. As most denominational
Author shares how he came to embrace suffering
Thomas Fellows, author of “Mrs. Dubose’s Last Wish: The Art of Embracing Suffering,” believes learning from suffering can result in
Christian worker, daughter freed after being kidnapped in Haiti
The American nurse and her child who were kidnapped July 27 in Haiti are now free.