NFL superstar DeForest Buckner surrenders 'whole self to Jesus,' gets baptized
NFL star DeForest Buckner was baptized this week and made a commitment to follow Jesus Christ
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Robert Downey Jr. Defends Chris Pratt from Cancel Culture, Cites Jesus and Calls Pratt 'A Real #Christian'
Cancel Culture leftists have been coming after actor Chris Pratt again, saying Hollywood should stop working with him because of his alleged conservative political beliefs and the church he attends.
Beth Moore on Standing Up to Your Own Tribe
From teaching Sunday school to a national platform, Beth Moore has always followed her passion . . . and her conscience.
Churches Search for Sounds of Heaven
With growing diversity, evangelical leaders pursue multicultural and international worship music.
‘2 Hearts’ actor Adan Canto says new movie speaks to value of life, family
The movie 2 Hearts tells the true story of two couples whose journeys lead them to a life-saving miracle of love and purpose
Kanye West is first to win both Billboard Top Gospel, Top Christian Album awards with ‘Jesus is King’
Kanye West has become the first artist to win both Billboard s Top Gospel Album and Top Christian Album awards with his Christian album Jesus is King
Our Bodies Are Important to God - RELEVANT
Do you think your body matters? It could sound like a stretch, but how we answer this question reveals what we think about God, the physical world and
Rapper KB explains why his new album fuses worship music with hip-hop
Chart-topping hip-hop artist KB recently released the new album His Glory Alone, which blends rap verses with big contemporary Christian choruses, and said his decision to fuse the two was inspired ...
Tasha Cobbs Leonard releases surprise single featuring Ciara on God’s unconditional love
Grammy Award-winning gospel singer Tasha Cobbs Leonard surprised her followers last week with the release of her single In Spite of Me, featuring platinum-selling R B artist Ciara
Why Do Baptists Struggle with Higher Education?
Conflicts about professors at Baptist schools raise many important questions. What is the purpose of education? How much academic freedom should professors have in their scholarship and lectures? And who gets to decide what is “acceptable” for a professor to say?
