Paul Says to ‘Be Filled with the Spirit.’ How Do We Obey a Passive Verb?
Perhaps a sailing analogy will help clear up the confusion.
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Meeting Jesus as a Black Woman in a White City
I asked God to rescue me from a place I hated. He wanted me to stay put.
Celibate Gay Christians: Neither Shockingly Conservative nor Worryingly Liberal
A new book uses stories and statistics to dispel stereotypes and suspicion.
A New Recipe for Ending Hunger
We have a crisis too large for any one church, nonprofit, or government agency to handle on its own, says food policy expert Jeremy Everett.
Longtime missionary to Japan Ralph Calcote, 95, dies | Baptist Press
Ralph Calcote, who died at age 95 in May, was among 100 Southern Baptist missionaries sent to Japan after WWII. "At first people all seemed the same to us," he wrote. "Now they are individuals, all different, all needing the same Savior."
How innovative ministries are bringing millennials back to church
With such a drastic percentage of millennials having dropped out of the church, ministries nationwide are asking themselves what they must do to bring young adults back to church or even attract ...
High court orders review of Ore. gay wedding cake case | Baptist Press
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday threw out an Oregon court's discrimination ruling against a Christian couple who declined to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding because of their religious convictions, ordering state judges to review the case.
Send Luncheon celebrates pastors and SBC leaders | Baptist Press
It was an hour of laughter and tears as the North American Mission Board's (NAMB) Send Luncheon celebrated the complex and rewarding journey of life in ministry.
Acteens missions organization kicks off 50th anniv. | Baptist Press
Acteens for Life dinner kicks off 50th anniversary year of mission organization for teen girls. The yearlong celebration will culminate at the Blume national gathering for girls, July 8-11, 2020.
FIRST-PERSON: Roadside assistance | Baptist Press
Many among our family, friends and coworkers may be "socially successful and culturally religious," Adron Robinson writes, yet "still searching for the living God."
