Whatever You Tipped Unto the Least of These, You Tipped Unto the Lord - RELEVANT
If you've spent any time in or around the service industry, you know the old truism about working the Sunday lunch shift. The idea is that waiters don't
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SBC DIGEST: Midwest gathering prays for renewal, Gospel advance; Send Relief work in Venezuela leads to baptisms | Baptist Press
Leaders pray for personal renewal, Gospel advance at Midwest summit; Providing medical care to Venezuela’s neglected leads to professions of faith.
Report accuses retired pope of mishandling abuse
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United Methodist seminary ordered to sell campus to local consortium amid financial woes
A California-based seminary affiliated with the United Methodist Church dealing with financial woes was recently ordered by a court to sell its campus to a local consortium of higher education institutions although it hoped to merge with another college with ties to Methodism.
Indiana pastor, elders accused of covering up child sex abuse resign amid investigation
An Indiana church is on the lookout for new leadership following the resignation of three of its elders and its pastor, who are under investigation after being accused of failing to appropriately address reports that the pastor’s underaged family member had sexually abused up to 15 children.
SBC DIGEST: Mandrell addresses Midwest leaders; SBC Pastors’ Conference update | Baptist Press
Mandrell urges ‘fierce optimism’ at Midwest summit; SBC Pastors’ Conference January update.
FIRST-PERSON: Look out for these red flags when searching for a pastor | Baptist Press
A red flag is a metaphorical warning sign. It signals a potential problem with a particular situation that will require attention to address. Red flags are everywhere. You can spot them in business situations, in relationships, and in emails that claim the sender wants to share their multi-million-dollar inheritance with…
Bible Study: Dining with sinners | Baptist Press
Jesus was willing to eat with those seen as righteous and with those seen as sinful. But His willingness to fellowship with everyone did not cause Him to compromise His principles.
Tony Evans decries COVID-19 vaccine mandates, cites Romans 14: 'You should have a choice'
Pastor Tony Evans voiced opposition to vaccine mandates in a sermon this month, saying that Americans should be free to choose what chemicals they put in their bodies.
Pastors share why awareness of Jesus is vital: ‘Without God’s presence, church is a social club’
Daniel Fusco, the pastor of Vancouver’s Crossroads Community Church, and Banning Liebscher, founder of Jesus Culture Music, shared in The Crazy Happy Podcast that Christians need to be aware of Jesus' presence because “without God’s presence, church is a social club.”
