Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for June 20
Uncompromising with Truth Revelation 2:12–17 Pergamum was the first Roman administrative center in the province of Asia. The proconsul who
Half of churchgoers prefer congregation that shares their political views, study shows
As churchgoers head to the ballot box for midterm elections, most expect the rest of their congregation to be voting
Southeastern strives to produce ‘more and better missionaries,’ Akin says
In Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s annual report, President Danny Akin said the main question he asks is “What can we
Finals week outreach: Church serves up breakfast, encouragement to students
Conway Baptist Collegiate Ministry students were treated to pancakes, a hug and an encouraging word on Monday, Dec. 9, as they kicked off finals’ week at University of Central Arkansas.
First Person: A simple invitation can change someone’s life
“Be sure to invite your friends!” These are words that we often hear when it comes to church-related activities and
Florida condo search and rescue efforts stalled
The world continues to watch the Surfside community of South Florida, prayerfully. Dozens died when the 12-story Champlain Towers South
First person: 15 fears for pastors this weekend
“For some, this weekend will be breaking point,” writes Chuck Lawless. “They will have had enough of the headaches of ministry, and they will walk away from their calling.”
Reconstructing Faith, new podcast, helping church leaders address challenges
The recent cultural turmoil in the United States has not skirted around the church. Many of the crises impacting other