SWBTS finances ‘progressively deteriorated’ over 2 decades, trustees report
From 2002 to 2022, annual operating expenses at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary rose 35% while full-time-enrollment figures dropped 67%, resulting
Partnerships, connections made at Ascent gathering in Texas
A “movement” focused on reengaging North America with the gospel that has been brewing for almost a decade is beginning to take a more defined shape, and Texas Baptists have quite a few seats at the table.
Southern Baptists ‘have become addicted to the fight,’ need to develop patience, Bray says
Long-nostriled — that’s how Wayne Bray, pastor of First Baptist Church Simpsonville, South Carolina, described patience during his pastoral talk
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief prepares to deploy after Hurricane Ida
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief teams in several states are on alert for likely deployment in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida,
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for September 12
Joy of Adversity Philippians 1:12–26 Paul is in Rome awaiting his trial. Will the verdict be life or death? Paul
Iorg addresses multiple SBC issues in latest interview
Jeff Iorg, in his first year as EC president, said the spirit of Southern Baptists has been his greatest encouragement.
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It’s about multiplying, not adding By Kevin Blackwell Excerpt from drkevinblackwell.com Great disciple-making movements are not created through large-scale invitations
Tennessee WMU gathers for ‘joyous’ Get-Together
Braving stormy conditions, more than 500 women from across Tennessee converged at Dickson First Baptist Church on April 4-5 for the annual Tennessee Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) Get-Together.