NASHVILLE (BP) — Depending on the source, Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement that Meta platforms will jettison fact-checking protocols in favor of community notes is either a threat to democracy or a return to the spirit of free speech from when he co-founded Facebook in 2004.
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary on Saturday reported Kelley’s passing after a long battle with cancer. She was 72. Current first lady of NOBTS, Tara Dew, remembered Kelley as a “good and ...
Nearly a month after he was overcome with tears as he announced to his congregation that they had paid off a 100 million loan, Lakewood Church Pastor Joel Osteen was overcome with tears again as he ...
The Church of England is poised to address the escalating issue of parishioners bullying clergy, with proposals for legal sanctions and a new code of conduct on the agenda for the upcoming General ...
While 123.7 million Americans watched the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl, many saw the “He Gets Us” commercial, which stated that “Jesus didn’t teach hate. He washed feet.”
CHULA, Mo. (BP) – Amanda Hicks knew there were bees inside the building that once housed Chula Baptist Church. Everyone in the small Missouri town knew that. The old church had been sitting empty for nearly five years, the last of four churches that once served the small community of…
NASHVILLE (BP) – Jesus has promised His presence, His answer and His concurring action when any valid, New Testament church is deliberating over weighty matters, SBC President Bart Barber reminded Executive Committee trustees Monday night (Feb. 19) in Nashville during his address.
EC members encouraged to ‘pencil in’ March 21 for President/CEO vote; EC members hear from legal strategy work group chairman.
The fuss over "silent discos" held at Canterbury Cathedral has brought some interesting social trends into the spotlight.
While the controversial He Gets Us ad that aired during the Super Bowl stirred up plenty of conversation, pastor and author Mark Driscoll offered his own unfiltered take
Many American congregations tend to focus on traditional families, recollecting a mid-20th-century model for church growth or else simply as a model of what a Christian life should be.
