Pakistani authorities seek to stifle Christian, minority protests
Despite attempts by the Pakistani government and Islamist groups to thwart protest rallies and marches, Christians in several cities came out in large numbers to mark National Minorities Day on Aug. 11.
She left transgender life, now embraces fresh start
Approximately six years ago, Laura surrendered her life to Christ and then walked away from the transgender life, embracing her
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for December 4
The Fear of God Psalm 33:6–15, 18–22 Fear can be either helpful or harmful. One of my helpful fears is
GA prison inmates celebrate Christian studies degrees thanks to prison/school partnership
A special ceremony took place at Phillips State Prison in Buford, Georgia. Faculty from Truett McConnell University gathered with prison staff, family and friends to celebrate 24 offenders who received degrees in Christian studies.
Matt Chandler returns to pulpit 3 months after violating church social media policy
Texas pastor Matt Chandler returned to the pulpit Sunday (Dec. 4), three months after acknowledging online communications that violated the
Mississippi College renovations include ‘game changer’ Rankin Mission Center
Years ago, then-Mississippi College President Lee Royce approached native Mississippian Jerry Rankin, former president of the International Mission Board, with
Georgia churches offer refuge, healing in wake of school shooting
As the residents of Barrow County, Georgia — and especially the students at Apalachee High School — deal with the aftermath of a Sept. 4 school shooting, Baptist churches are working together to provide support.
First person: Consider soaking up the daily sprinkling of Scripture you encounter
“Consider meditating on every verse you see or hear each day, no matter how you find them. Take a minute to look up the passage and read through it slowly, looking for what God might be saying to you in that moment,” writes Jennifer Rash.