Ministry helps Christians see unreached in their own backyards
When many followers of Christ think about ministering to unreached people groups, they think of those in foreign countries but
Loving toxic people: When is it OK to say, ‘We’re done’?
“There are times in life when we find ourselves face-to-face with one of the toughest dilemmas we can experience: having to distance ourselves from people who have become toxic to our emotional, spiritual, or even physical well-being.”
First Person: Revival reflections from Asbury
The quiet, precious movement of God continues in Wilmore, Kentucky, on the campus of Asbury University. This is not the
SBTC Disaster Relief joins multi-state response as Ukrainian refugee crisis intensifies
On the heels of the return of a Send Relief Disaster Assistance Response Team to the U.S., Southern Baptists of
Your Voice: Easter reminds us — Jesus did His part
Jesus did not have to die on the cross. He did not have to suffer the terrible agony. He could
Lifeway Women event equips, challenges women ‘as they respond to God’s call on their lives’
More than 2,400 women filled Long Hollow Baptist Church for “Going Beyond Live” with Priscilla Shirer, the first Lifeway Women
Your Voice: Reflections on missions trip to Ukraine — Is this really happening?
By Junior Davis Special to The Baptist Record The Ukraine relief missions trip to Poland was unlike any I have
Discovery phase continues in McRaney lawsuit against NAMB, trial date Aug. 7
Depositions and discovery continue in the Will McRaney case against the North American Mission Board. The original trial date was