First person: Methods have changed, but role of state papers is the same
Longtime Tennessee Baptist editor Lonnie Wilkey shares how methods in publishing have changed, but the role of state papers remains important.
‘Don’t have two churches in one’: Pastor, wife team raise up teenage leaders
It doesn’t take more than five minutes of talking to David Case to learn three things: he loves Jesus; he and his wife, Rosemary, are an inseparable team; and he is passionate about passing the leadership baton to young people in church.
‘Lady Moses’ healed by God, now involved in gospel work to Navajo Nation
Rose Ignacio doesn’t remember the moment her little sister died in her arms. But she does remember a lot about
BGCT’s Christian Life Commission weighs in on precedent-setting religious freedom case
A lawsuit concerning the City of San Antonio’s development plan for Brackenridge Park has prompted the Baptist General Convention of Texas Christian Life Commission to file a legal brief to the Texas Supreme Court.
Making your checklist for church communication in 2023
A communication strategy checklist for the new year could be very long for most churches. In fact, trying to get
Unite Kentucky revival brings 2,000 to altar in Rupp Arena
With more than 7,000 in attendance and 2,000 going to the altar, the Unite Kentucky event in Rupp Arena on Wednesday has continued a growing move among college students and young adults.
Threats to believers in Americas among concerns on World Watch List
Increased threats to Christians in Latin America are among the concerns noted in the Jan. 17 release of Open Doors’
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for February 6
The pitfall of injustice Genesis 39:21–23; 40:4–8, 20–23 There are times and seasons in life where we can feel forsaken