As North Texas prepares to host nearly 4 million fans next month for the World Cup, churches in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex are gearing up to reach them for Christ
With messengers to the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Phoenix pledging to pray for matters ranging from evangelism to racial reconciliation, SBC President Steve Gaines has called Southern Baptists to intercede "more fervently and frequently than ever before."
WMU leaders highlight 20 years of ministry through Christian Women's Job Corps during report to SBC.
A motion calling for a task force to study how Southern Baptists "could be more effective in personal soul-winning and evangelistic preaching" is affirmed by messengers June 14 at the SBC annual meeting.
The head of the Southern Baptist Convention has stated his intention to appoint a task force to study the decline in baptisms and membership for the nation s largest Protestant denomination
Phil Boatwright laments that "sloppy and crude language is so uniformly embraced" in today's culture despite all the opposite examples found in masterpiece literature and classic moviemaking.
Robbie Wilkerson, the founding pastor of New Birth Christian Center church in Chicago, Illinois, and his wife, Tasha, are both set to spend some time in prison along with three of their associates ...
David Allen reflects on a Hebrew word in Psalm 46 that conveys hope to the faithful --"Selah," which can be interpreted as "Pause and think of that!" When Psalm 46 speaks times of tumult, Allen points to its Selah reassurances of God's presence and help.
Melissa Meredith recounts advice she received from wise women during her first years in ministry -- women who were "familiar with the joys, the stumbling blocks and the perseverance" that would mark her experiences.
Southern Baptist Convention President Steve Gaines has called Southern Baptists to 21 days of prayer and fasting leading up to the SBC annual meeting in Phoenix.
The Louisiana Baptist Convention's Executive Board has concluded a study of "issues of concern" related to the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission and issued a letter commending ERLC President Russell Moore for "confessing his failings." The letter, addressed to the ERLC president and trustees, also urged Moore "to listen carefully and respectfully to Southern Baptists even as we listen to him."
