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PORTALES, N.M. (BP) – Some ideas are so simple, so needed and so good, it’s hard to figure out why it took so long to think of them.
PORTALES, N.M. (BP) – Some ideas are so simple, so needed and so good, it’s hard to figure out why it took so long to think of them.
BCM/D introduces offering honoring George Liele; Baptist New Mexican changing publication size, frequency.
NAMB-IMB Send Conference registration opens; Ohio exec search team receiving resumes.
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. (BP) – During these days of COVID-19, it seems that every task leaders perform takes longer, is more complex, and draws more criticism than appreciation. Consequently, many pastors and leaders of Christian ministries are discouraged, frustrated and even depressed. These are difficult days for all of us.…
GRAPEVINE, Texas (BP) – A committee formed to seek the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention’s next executive director has unanimously agreed on a candidate. Nathan Lorick, current executive director of the Colorado Baptist General Convention, will be considered during a called board meeting Feb. 21 in Grapevine. Lorick, 39, has…
NASHVILLE (BP) – In this 10th month of COVID-19, churches and Baptist bodies such as associations, state conventions and SBC entities have faced enormous challenges. While many wonderful things have occurred and we marvel at God's activity among us, there is a need to start rebuilding.
The psalmist's goal in Psalm 119:17-24 was not merely to know or understand God’s Word, but the psalmist passionately expressed obedience to God's Word as the very value of life.
NASHVILLE (BP) – After meetings with both parties, the SBC Executive Committee has issued a white paper to six state conventions and the North American Mission Board urging cooperation among the groups and the settlement of a dispute over cooperative missions.
Months on the heels of a sex scandal that rocked its Hillsong NYC location, Hillsong Church is now facing allegations of financial abuse as a number of former members accuse pastors of splurging ...
BURLESON, Texas (BP) – If not for the COVID-19 pandemic, a second season of “Vindication” might never have been made.
Some of America's biggest churches support a culture of corrupt, “superficial Christianity” and made a lot of money doing it but the internet is now making it harder for “phonies” to survive, Pastor John MacArthur recently said.