The widow of the recently deceased Christian author and publisher Robert Wolgemuth, remembered by ministry leaders as a legend in Christian publishing, has revealed the heartfelt note she left for
A new Leadership Network survey confirms that the larger a church, the higher the salary of its senior pastor. But does age also play a role in determining a senior pastor's salary?
Even more important than training for Special Ops or for life-saving surgery is training for the souls of men, Paige Patterson, president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, writes of the need for ministers to go to Bible school and/or seminary.
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal's veto of a religious liberty bill March 28 has provoked a stream of responses from social conservatives.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant has signed into law a bill safeguarding the religious liberty of individuals and organizations who refuse to participate in same-sex weddings or gender identity transitions.
Southern Baptist Convention President Ronnie Floyd shares five convictions why the Cooperative Program is needed for missions and ministry today and for the future.
A growing number of Americans believe religious liberty is on the decline and that the nation's Christians face growing intolerance, according to survey by LifeWay Research. But those surveyed also noted American Christians complain too much.
Texas Baptist leader Jim Richards relays the principles he uses for seeking to know God's will: the Bible, the Holy Spirit, godly counsel, preaching and teaching, and circumstances. "When our will is submitted to His will," Richards writes, "He will show us the proper path."
Georgia Baptists acknowledge the religious liberty bill passed by their state legislature isn't perfect. But they're urging their state's governor to sign it despite his hints of a veto and threats from the NFL that adopting the measure could disqualify Atlanta from hosting the Super Bowl.
In a new book on the Trinity, Rick Durst, professor of historical theological at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, highlights the value of key variations in Scripture in the order of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Jason Allen, president of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, defines key words about the Bible's uniqueness: inspiration, infallibility, inerrancy, authority and sufficiency. "It is God's written self-disclosure to humanity," Allen writes. "As such, we must read it, study it, teach it and live it."
