Study: Evangelical pastors more likely to be bivocational
The National Survey of Religious Leaders report revealed 35% of all clergy in the U.S. serve bivocationally, holding an additional job outside of their congregational ministry.
Seminaries partner to equip leaders, care for Ukrainians in crisis
Could theological education be part of the solution for trauma? Leadership at Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary and Southeastern Baptist Theological
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for June 19
COMPROMISED 1 Kings 11:1–13 Warning Ignored (1–3) In Deuteronomy 17:14–17, God warned the people of Israel what they needed to
‘Wonderful year’: Dockery speaks to restored sense of stability at Southwestern Seminary
“Southwestern Seminary is in a very different place than it was 33 months ago,” said David Dockery, president of Southwestern Seminary. “The board, faculty, staff and students are unanimous in their sense of joyful hopefulness.”
Study: Should churches ‘count’ online attendance?
With the rise in online church services, many have different opinions on the acceptability or validity of online church attendance
Bryant Wright shares practical help on church leader transitions in new book
In the summer of 2012, Bryant Wright sensed God was telling him to prepare for his next season of ministry.
‘Is anything too hard for the Lord?’: Georgia BCM celebrates 101 salvations
What began as a bold prayer turned into a movement of God that forever changed lives at Valdosta State University.
Man serves Frankfurt community as pastor, garbage collector
Pastor Bodo is probably the only garbage man in Frankfurt, Germany, with a master’s degree. At least, that’s what International