First person: The wonder of Easter
Easter shouts that something significant happened in the garden on that morning just days after the crucifixion of Jesus, and we celebrate it not just on Easter, but every Sunday when we gather worship our living Lord.
Study: Pastors less engaged with counseling resources, more isolated
Compared to a decade ago, pastors have less training in counseling but are more hesitant to refer church members to professionals.
Tears, prayers and hugs: Ministry offers trauma healing to women in Ukraine
More than 1,000 women in Ukraine recently attended conferences, workshops and seminars designed to offer Christ-centered trauma healing.
Pastors celebrate Hispanic missions on the field, gain vision for future outreach
As Southern Baptists were observing the first Hispanic Missions Sunday, three Hispanic pastors and their wives were on mission with
When doubt creeps in: Study measures churchgoers’ faith in God
When facing difficult circumstances, most churchgoers still trust in God’s love and provision. Some, however, begin to question God’s character and involvement in their lives, and their number has grown in recent years.
Free oil changes provide opportunity to pour gospel into community
Hillvue Heights Church doesn’t apologize for its passion for the gospel. It’s embedded in the church’s DNA.
First person: Reflecting on the glory of Jesus, our source of hope
Viktor Frankl experienced unspeakable horror during his years of captivity, yet during that time he was able to discern the reasons why some people survived the camps and others didn’t.
Opinion: BF&M 2000 to go under the microscope at SBC
Southern Baptist Convention president Bart Barber, a pastor in Farmersville, Texas, recently announced in a Twitter video that he expects