Alveda King, an evangelist and niece of the late Rev Martin Luther King Jr , told The Christian Post that her uncle s legacy was founded on the biblical principle of servant leadership and that he
Let’s face it: Everyone wants to be liked. It feels good when someone pays you a compliment or likes a photo we post to Facebook. But do you ever feel
Leicester City's triumph in the Premier League is being hailed as 'the most unlikely sporting triumph ever'. What does it have to say to the Church?
Trustees of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary elect four new faculty members and approve a $26.5 million budget for the 2016-17 academic year.
At first, it seemed like any other chapel for Chuck Kelley, president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, but he was in for a surprise. Members of the faculty and staff planned a special recognition of Kelley's 20th anniversary as NOBTS president. Kelley was clearly surprised and moved by the acknowledgement.
A federal court upheld Utah’s ban on polygamy Monday, adding to the drama surrounding the TLC reality television show, Sister Wives. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit file...
Owen Strachan compares contemporary culture's view of sex to God's "brilliant and gracious design." It is "a gift of God, part of a worldview of delight," Strachan, a Christian theology professor at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, writes. "To a neo-pagan society, we say: Your view of sex, of love, is not too big. It is too small."
Betty Reaves, master gardener at Ridgecrest, tends to "God's glorious creation" by propagating seeds, nurturing plants and growing flowers with the help of volunteers at the LifeWay Christian Resources conference center in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains.
Encouraging those in attendance to adopt a "theology of life," Frank S. Page delivered the keynote address during a Christian counseling conf. that focused on depression.
A noted evangelical-turned-agnostic and a well-known agnostic-turned-evangelical were the featured speakers Feb. 12-13 at the 12th annual Greer-Heard Point-Counterpoint Forum at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
Most millennials grew up with an exciting sense of promise: The economy was booming. The Internet was changing the way we communicate. MTV still played
