The Green New Deal Is Landing Some Surprising New Supporters: Christians - RELEVANT
The aggressive climate change legislation has picked up endorsements from two Christian groups in the past couple of weeks.
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The Green New Deal Is Landing Some Surprising New Supporters: Christians
The aggressive climate change legislation has picked up endorsements from two Christian groups in the past couple of weeks.
3 Things True Love Is Not
No other word in human language has been misconstrued, mistrusted, celebrated, worshipped and cursed more than love. We all want love, right? But do we
How Chick-fil-A’s Christian purpose statement helped revitalize chain on ‘brink of going under'
While Chick-fil-A has blossomed over the last several decades to become America s third-largest restaurant chain, there was a time during the financial recession in the 1980s when it looked as though ...
Mandrell elected as LifeWay's 10th president | Baptist Press
LifeWay Christian Resources trustees unanimously elected Ben Mandrell as the organization's 10th president during a special-called meeting June 28 in Atlanta.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: Haste returns to SBTS as associate professor | Baptist Press
Matthew Haste has been named as associate professor of biblical spirituality and director of professional doctoral studies at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Proving That God Exists Without Opening a Bible
How human reason alone can lay a pathway from doubt to belief.
Ben Mandrell nominated as LifeWay president/CEO | Baptist Press
Colorado pastor Ben Mandrell, 42, has been unanimously recommended as the next president and CEO of LifeWay Christian Resources by the trustees' presidential search committee.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: Lyon named VP for NOBTS enrollment; Pace & Ronjour Locke assume new SEBTS posts; SBTS adds Westerholm in music & worship | Baptist Press
New Orleans Seminary names Larry Lyon as enrollment vice president; Southeastern's Scott Pace and Ronjour Locke assume new posts; Southern adds Matthew Westerholm to music faculty.
Boeing CEO admits ‘mistakes’ in handling 737 issues
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said Sunday at the Paris Air Show that his company made a “mistake” in dealing with problems associated with 737 Max jets before two crashes in a six-month span killed...
