FIRST-PERSON: A day for evaluation | Baptist Press
PRESTONBURG, Ky. (BP) – Monday was my birthday. While birthdays are for celebrating (I never dreamed I would be this old!), for me it’s also a day of personal evaluation.
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Bible Study: Glorifying God in prayer | Baptist Press
Hezekiah’s prayer in Isaiah 37 acknowledged his weakness and inability to do what only God could do. In humility, he desired to glorify God rather than pursue his own agenda.
Alfred Street Baptist Church donates more than $1M in surplus tithes to help others in need
One of America s oldest and largest African-American churches, Alfred Street Baptist Church, in Alexandria, Virginia, announced Tuesday that it has donated more than 1 million in surplus tithes to ...
FIRST-PERSON: How to bring joy to your pastor | Baptist Press
A pastor’s work is never finished. When he goes to bed Sunday evening, the last thoughts on his mind are the things that he will need to attend to the following week. Even on his days off, the pastor is never off. A simple trip to the hardware store usually…
James MacDonald wants his name cleared after more than $1.45M settlement with Harvest Bible Chapel
James MacDonald, founder of Harvest Bible Chapel, called on the megachurch Thursday to end its false narrative in financial matters against him, a day after elders disclosed details of an arbitration ...
Korean Council shows strength in cooperation | Baptist Press
James Kang doesn’t want Korean Southern Baptists to be “one small ethnic group in the SBC.”
Georgia Baptists address 'pattern of overspending,' commit to balanced budget for 2021 | Baptist Press
DULUTH, Ga. (BP) -- Executive Director Thomas Hammond explained the need for a financial redirect for the Georgia Baptist Mission Board last month at the Executive Committee meeting.
Bible Study: Bless the Lord | Baptist Press
What does it mean to bless the Lord? When Psalm 134 exhorts us to bless the Lord, we are encouraged to focus on our relationship with Him, our redeemer.
Episcopal Church worship attendance down by nearly 25% since 2009: report
The Episcopal Church has seen its worship attendance drop by nearly a quarter since 2009, according to new statistics that show a continuation of the denomination’s yearslong decline.
FIRST-PERSON: He is enough | Baptist Press
Do you ever get the feeling that there is no such thing as having enough in our world? We live in a culture where there is an incessant pressure to add on to existing things.
