Litton says Southern Baptists need to feel ‘gut punch’ of Jesus’ compassion
Ed Litton said he hasn’t looked at a car accident the same way since his wife Tammy was killed in
Christian family in India beaten, separated from children
A Christian couple in central India have not seen their two young children for more than a month after an attack by followers of traditional tribal religion drove them from their village for refusing to recant their faith.
Lifeway moving away from ‘Nashville mindset’ to be more effective across US, around the world
Lifeway Christian Resources is moving away from a local mindset and toward a national mindset, said Ben Mandrell, president and
Human rights groups: Prison conditions in Iran worsen for Christians, other inmates
Conditions in Iran for Christians imprisoned for their faith and other inmates have deteriorated dramatically since the U.S. and Israeli bombing of the Islamic regime in the past month, according to human rights groups.
Police investigate trailer full of burning Bibles near TN church on Easter morning
“What people think many times is going to stop us, really just encourages us, in a weird way, to know that we’re doing what’s right,” said pastor Greg Locke.
Book review: The Asbury Revival revisits 1970 student-led movement
Wayne Atcheson was “raised on evangelism and revival,” having grown up as the son of a street preacher, tent revivalist,
‘No special plan or magic formula,’ Louisiana pastor says after consecutive wave of baptisms
Sutton Trombatore had been curious about Jesus for a while but finally realized his need for a Savior in late
Reaching outcasts: IMB missionaries help neglected find worth in Christ
“You don’t hear much about these people, people with leprosy, because they are more hidden, and they are more neglected and forgotten,” said Sonya Herron, IMB missionary in Uganda.