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NASHVILLE (BP) – We live in an anxious, troubled age. Many are troubled about a number of things – politics, economics, race, family, education, health and the list only grows from there.
Former President Donald Trump is expected to celebrate Christmas with one of the strongest supporters of his presidency, Pastor Robert Jeffress, at First Baptist Dallas church on Sunday as he continues “The History Tour,” which takes a look back at his time serving as the 45th president of the United States.
God deserves our complete loyalty expressed in a growing relationship with Him through faith in Jesus. Anything less is idolatry.
The Vatican has issued an apology for removing a link to a Catholic LGBT advocacy group's video from the website of the General Secretariat for the Synod of Bishops.
MAYFIELD, Ky. (KT) – Fairview Baptist Church in Mayfield was one of three Kentucky Baptist Convention churches decimated by an F-3 tornado that tore through the western Kentucky town on Friday evening. Due to COVID concerns, the congregation had only started regathering in their building two months ago.
MACON, Ga. – The Georgia Baptist Executive Committee has voted to create a task force to review the distribution of Cooperative Program funding. Chris Webb, pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Mount Airy, made the motion, which passed 46-29 at a meeting in Macon on Tuesday (Dec. 14).
A church in Idaho has recently replaced a stained glass window that featured Confederate General Robert E. Lee with one that showcases the first African-American woman bishop of the United Methodist Church.
Prominent Southern Baptist Pastor Mike Stone has withdrawn a defamation lawsuit against former Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission President Russell Moore.
A Catholic diocese in Michigan has ordered its priests not to perform baptisms, confirmations and other Catholic sacraments on trans-identified or nonbinary individuals with an exception for those who have engaged in “repentance” for rejecting their biological sex.
EL CAJON, Calif. (BP) -- Bible teacher Warren Wiersbe was invited to speak at the graduation ceremony of a well-known seminary, where he gave the budding pastors something to think about with this story:
