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"Anyone who knows enough of the Gospel to have heard it, believed it and been saved by it knows enough of the Gospel to share it," Matt Queen writes of helping people to tell God in prayer the reason they need a Savior.
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is aiding Cuba's Eastern Baptist Convention and its seminary through theological training to equip leaders for ministry amid its momentum in church planting and evangelism.
D. August (Augie) Boto has been named interim president of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee.
Rhonda Rhea reflects on her yearning "to see God do more … in me and through me," knowing that it likely will stretch beyond her comfort zone into serving at the "thorny places" of life.
Two Southern Baptists who train others to defend the faith have offered their thoughts on the best way to answer the question: Did Jesus really rise from the dead?
Frank S. Page has resigned as president and chief executive officer of the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee, effective today (March 27) over what is described as "a morally inappropriate relationship in the recent past."
Women committed to discipleship and transformed by Christ can change the world, speakers said at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary's "Discipling women into the future" conference.
American pastor Andrew Brunson has been indicted in Turkey on charges of terrorism. The American Center for Law and Justice claims the charges amount to an admission "that Turkey considers sharing the Gospel an 'act of terrorism.'"
Getting to know your coworkers -- "really know them," Autumn Wall writes -- opens up opportunities to be a witness for Christ.
For Chuck Lawless, "seeing the look of absolute joy on a new believer who has just been baptized" and "telling Bible stories to children who hang on every word" are among the many joys of ministry.
