Mark Snowden reflects on 45 years of missions and ministry
On April 15, Mark Snowden will officially retire from his role as director of missional leadership for the Cincinnati Area Baptist Association, where he has led the past 10 years.
NOBTS president said he sees God’s ‘hope and favor’ on seminary
Jamie Dew said two words come to his mind when he thinks of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary — hope and
C.S. Lewis’ story retold in ‘The Most Reluctant Convert’
You may not know Max McLean’s face, but you may know his rich, baritone voice from the Bible translations he
Artemis II breaks Apollo 13 distance record, shows ‘God’s creative glory’
“It’s amazing. Christians look at this, [and] we are no less buzzed about this than the rest of the world. Maybe even more so because we see it even in theological terms that doesn’t subtract from it. It infinitely adds to it.”
San Antonio church experiences new life after small change
Despite a history spanning 102 years on the west side of San Antonio, St. Luke Baptist Church’s future had begun to look bleak.
But then God’s grace, diligence and one small change …
Aliens, UFO’s and demons: How should Christians consider ‘the unexplainable’?
“Many Christians are fascinated with aliens. And especially for Christians, right thinking about E.T. begins with getting our worldview right on the existence of the natural and supernatural.”
Nashville chaplaincy program sees hospital as missions field
Skyline Medical Center in Nashville is a mission field ripe for ministry opportunities, says chaplain Bill Palmiter. Palmiter, who retired
Disability and Church: Prioritizing belonging is the key, says conference host
Erik Carter challenged participants at a Baylor University conference to be catalysts for change — so all really do belong in faith communities.