Study shows pastors fine with AI use for graphic design, not for writing sermons
Pastors are comfortable with artificial intelligence for graphic design and marketing but not for preparing sermons, the Barna Group found a survey done earlier this year.
‘Leveling Up’: Author gives readers tools for growth without ‘becoming self-absorbed’
First it was self-help, now it’s “selfies” — American culture tends to point to the individual rather than others. Is
Christian worker, daughter freed after being kidnapped in Haiti
The American nurse and her child who were kidnapped July 27 in Haiti are now free.
First Person: Sometimes reviewing the ‘what ifs’ helps us refocus
What if I didn’t let fear or stubbornness prevent me from following those uncomfortable steps of faith the Lord will undoubtedly place before us?
First person: Reflections from ‘journey in the wilderness’
As a boy growing up on a dairy farm in southeast Louisiana, I never dreamed that I would serve on the Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention — much less be elected chairman, during what could arguably be …
Christian persecution rising; North Korea remains atop 2024 World Watch List
North Korea remains atop the list of countries where persecution of Christians is highest, Open Doors said Jan. 17 amid the release of its 2024 World Watch List.
Mental health awareness: How to minister with compassion
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and offer support to those who struggle with mental health issues.
Paris 2024 Olympics: How 300 Baptist volunteers plan to impact lives
As the nations descend upon the French capital this July, the International Mission Board’s Paris team anticipates a whirlwind summer of opportunity for sharing Christ.