Scars and grace: Woman remains thankful her mother chose life
Chrystal York was 13 when she learned she was conceived after her mother was raped by a man whose advances she rejected.
Iranian Christians speak out on persecution, hope for future
Amid the turmoil and chaos in the Middle East, Iran Alive Ministries’ President Hormoz Shariat shared, “we must prepare our Christian brothers and sisters for a pivotal gospel movement in Iran.”
First person: Navigating social media amid disasters, political insanity
The images catch your eye, and before you know it, you’re sharing them with your army of followers on social media — and you’re convinced they need to see them and feel the same swell of emotions you feel. But do they?
Are networks the same thing as associations?
“The approach of an “all-in” family of congregations is ideally represented by a Baptist association and helps keep the Kingdom synergy intact.” —George Bullard
Open Doors USA and Open Doors International part ways
Open Doors USA, the U.S.-based arm of the global Christian persecution watchdog, has parted ways with Open Doors International and
AI writing software raises concerns and possibilities, Baptist ethicists say
Ask the new artificial intelligence (AI) writing program ChatGPT to write a news article about itself from a Christian perspective,
Below the surface: 9 warning signs of potential church division
Over the years, I’ve seen churches divide. What I’ve learned, though, is that no division happens overnight; every one has
Militants continue deadly attacks on Christian villages after U.S. missile strikes in Nigeria
Militants have killed at least 58 individuals in Christian villages in northeastern and northcentral Nigeria since Christmas and kidnapped others from a Catholic boarding school, according to numerous reports.