Family ministry serves as catalyst for transformation, revival
“If families are drifting from the Lord and diving into sin and putting their faith on cruise control Monday through Saturday, then we are not really a healthy church because that is the church,” said Jonathan Williams.
First Person: In the aftermath of tornadoes, God is our shelter
As I’m writing this, it has been almost one week since an EF3 tornado made its 31-mile trek through central
Hendersons on the road in new role with TAB Media
On July 31, Trennis and Pam Henderson “unplugged” from the national Woman’s Missionary Union office in Birmingham and drove across
Lifeway names interim CEO, begins search for new president
Trustees have asked Lifeway’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Joe Walker to serve as interim president and CEO until a new president is named, in accordance with Lifeway’s bylaws.
Book review: Letters to My Students, Volume 2: On Pastoring
Letters to My Students: Volume 2 on Pastoring Jason K. Allen B&H Publishing, 2021 Reminiscent of Charles Spurgeon’s, “Lectures to
Americans’ trust in the Church making rebound?
While most Americans remain distrustful of the church, a growing number say they have confidence in the institution. Currently, 36% say they trust the church, according to Gallup’s annual tracking poll.
Asian American church recognizes ‘power of partnership to finish the task’
May is Asian American Pacific Islander month in the U.S., and the IMB is celebrating the rich contributions of Asians,
Tennessee’s ‘Miss Marge’ celebrated for decades of service investing in young people
Marge Tucker has no idea how many youth she has taught in Sunday School or led through Bible drills over