Baptists assist victims of human trafficking
The battle continues. One day at a time. One person at a time. With a dual focus on rescue and
First person: One church trend that isn’t looking good
Church media expert Phil Cooke shares a troubling trend he’s noticing in today’s churches.
TobyMac on ‘Life After Death,’ managing grief and collaborating with DC Talk
Since Truett McKeehan, an aspiring rapper, died at age 21 in 2019 after an accidental drug overdose, his father, the
Will Southern Baptists find a way to continue cooperating? Or is it too late?
Author and speaker Trillia Newbell, a former staff member at the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, said religious squabbles, which
Disaster Relief updates: Georgia, Maryland/Delaware, Illinois and other teams continue work across southeast
In the more than three weeks since Hurricane Helene tore through Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief
End of an era: Tulsa chaplain shares memories of the state fair
Recently, I received notice after 30-plus years that the state fair of Tulsa has discontinued its chaplaincy ministry. I became
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for September 18
SEEK GOD Amos 5:4–15 This chapter is divided into two main parts: a symmetrical first part (vv. 1–17) and a
American church planters being sent with IMB to England
After 13 years of helping to plant churches in New England, Dan and Tara Byrd have been appointed by the