First Person: Why is face-to-face evangelism more difficult these days?
I could list all kinds of reasons why evangelism is difficult. It can be frightening to try to speak truth
Book Review: George Stringfellow Joins the Revolution
In her latest novella, “George Stringfellow Joins the Revolution,” writer Minnie Lamberth brings readers back to fictional Wellton, Alabama, a
Faith, funerals and foxhounds: How one bivocational pastor ministers in times of grief
Those who know Rusty Walton best might say that this bivocational pastor, who also helps run a funeral home, is “dead serious” about ministry.
‘Giving a defense’: Students tackle Christian apologetics
An apologetics conference recently welcomed record attendance, with more than 2,000 students, young adults and church leaders gathering at Immanuel
Minnesota-Wisconsin Baptist editor celebrates 25 years of service — from Texas
Many Americans had to adjust to a new normal when they were forced to work from home at the start
SWBTS women’s group brings light to ‘darker picture’ of New York
While many students spend their time going to the beach, taking vacations or catching up on rest during spring break,
Pastor barred from holding church services in home
A Christian pastor received notice banning him from having church services in his home, reported relief organization Barnabas Fund. The
NAMB report: Ezell thanks Southern Baptists for ‘conviction in action,’ another year of Annie offering records
“We have so much to be thankful for at the North American Mission Board and for what we have seen God do this past year,” said Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board.