Review: A closer look at ‘The Odyssey’ — and what makes a hero
Christopher Nolan’s take on the 2,800-year-old epic poem, “The Odyssey,” which opened this past weekend in first place at the box office and earned a reported $124 million, has been one of the summer’s most anticipated films …
Nepalese refugee’s road to ministry a story of God’s grace
Demas Kharel knows what it feels like to be a refugee, culturally rejected and far from home. Born in Bhutan
New England Baptists find encouragement, friendship from Florida pastors
It is not rare for New Englanders to travel to South Florida during the winter months as they seek to
Study: Most Americans — including churchgoers — reject Trinity
“These findings highlight the growing need for the Church to rekindle its commitment to helping people truly know God and understand His nature,” George Barna said in a news release.
USCIRF reports religious freedom violations against children
Panelists and representatives of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom shared the impact of religious freedom violations against children in Tibet, Ukraine, Pakistan and Burma during a virtual hearing held April 30.
Church planting and bringing renewal to New Orleans neighborhood
EDITOR’S NOTE: This year’s Week of Prayer for North American Missions is March 1–8 and is focused on the theme
ERLC trustees approve statement guiding next president
The SBC’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) approved a statement January 30 that will help guide the work of the public policy entity’s next president.
Joe McKeever marks six decades of ministry as preacher and cartoonist
Joe McKeever is a funny guy — and he takes his humor seriously. A longtime pastor, missions leader and storyteller,