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Jason Allen, president of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, defines key words about the Bible's uniqueness: inspiration, infallibility, inerrancy, authority and sufficiency. "It is God's written self-disclosure to humanity," Allen writes. "As such, we must read it, study it, teach it and live it."
A conference and museum exhibit at Houston Baptist University helped mark the 500th anniversary of Erasmus' first-edition Greek New Testament.
Ronnie Floyd, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, spoke on “Now is the Time to Lead … But Where?” at the SBC Executive Committee’s Feb. 22 meeting in Nashville, setting forth key concerns in evangelism, missions, cooperation, stewardship and June’s SBC annual meeting in St. Louis.
New England layman David Holland's turn to Christ began with a carpet-cleaning job, a pesky stain and a pastor's comment, "You know that stain you keep trying to get, we have them in our heart too. Sometimes when we try to get rid of them we can't. But Jesus can."
Shane Pruitt, director of missions for the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention, examines such questions about church planters as: Who is this kind of person that in the process of church planting often leaves a steady salary and an established ministry for the complete unknown? Is he brave or is he naïve enough to try it?
Brian McLaren has thrown down another gauntlet to conservative Christians by rewriting old hymns he regards as too militaristic.
As President Obama prepares to become the first sitting U.S. president to visit Cuba in 88 years, a U.S. senator has said further steps to normalize relations with Cuba could hinder the advance of religious freedom in the island nation.
David S. Dockery describes the late Charles Ryrie, longtime Dallas Theological Seminary faculty member and member of First Baptist Church in Dallas, as "a thoughtful theologian, a stalwart defender of the truthfulness of the Bible and faithful follower of Jesus Christ."
Charles C. Ryrie, a scholar whose name abounds on Ryrie Study Bible editions with more than 2.6 million in print in multiple languages, died Feb. 16 in Dallas at age 90. Ryrie, known for his end-times theology of dispensationalism, was a longtime systematic theology professor at Dallas Theological Seminary and a longtime member of First Baptist Church in Dallas.
Christians who want to serve in medical missions don t have to travel to the interior of Africa to help people in need when there are countless opportunities to serve in the U S , says Dr Paul ...
