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Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, Andrew Walker writes, is an opportunity "to reverse historic wrongs and injustices overseen by Supreme Court justices who acted as Philosopher-Kings instead of dispassionate interpreters of the Constitution."
The world is the common denominator that links all ministries of Semihan Church in Carrollton, Texas, site of the 2018 annual meeting of the Southern Baptist fellowship known informally as the "Korean Council."
Pornography and loneliness feed off of each other in a toxic way, creating a vicious cycle that erodes human relationships and the health benefits those relationships provide, according to a marriage ...
Looking for a relatively quick way to fatten your pockets? Side hustles are the way to go. Over half of U.S. millennials have already picked up jobs aside
In today's From the Seminaries: New SWBTS online opportunity, ongoing flex-access program and Havard move approved; SWBTS publishing arm releases 2 new books emphasizing evangelism
Author Randy Alcorn has been hesitant to express his concerns about the best-seller devotional Jesus Calling by author Sarah Young But given its popularity and the recent win of its follow-up, Jesus ...
Jen Wilkin encouraged women to be fearless in their advocacy on behalf of others and to fear the Lord above all else during this year's Women's Leadership Breakfast June 13 in conjunction with the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting.
This weekly Bible study appears in Baptist Press in a partnership with LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention. Through its Leadership and Adult Publishing team, LifeWay publishes Sunday School curricula and additional resources for all age groups. This week's Bible study is adopted from the Bible Studies for Life curriculum.
In response to "a number of follow-up questions," Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Trustee Chairman Kevin Ueckert released a statement Friday (June 1), two days after announcing Paige Patterson's termination.
Leavell College of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary marked two milestones during its commencement May 18: surpassing 5,000 graduates during 25 years as a four-year institution.
