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Attorney exhorts churches to be proactive in sexual abuse prevention
Attorney Greg Love said the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior, and “what is predictable is preventable.” “When
Registration opens for 2023 Southern Christian Writers Conference
The annual Southern Christian Writers Conference, which brings together writers of faith to educate and encourage them in their writing
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Gone are the days when a pastor asks visitors to raise their hands or stand up and be recognized —
Rashional Thoughts: Influencing next generation requires specific work in our own lives
Any elementary school or children’s Sunday School teacher can tell you they know much more about your personal family life
Your Voice: Churches have opportunity to help children and be a village
We’re living in a time when many families truly need a village to help them escape the generational burdens of
Businesses find avenue for Christian impact, ‘improving lives’
Eight years ago, Lori Chambers was working as a bank executive in Birmingham and wondering how her faith in Christ
Beeson scholarship supports future international missions efforts
We recently shared about three scholarships aimed at helping students pursue their calling — the Dr. Bobby S. “Bob” Terry
Theology 101 — The World’s Need for His Convicting
This month, in thinking about the role of the Holy Spirit as pointed out by Christ when He termed the
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Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for March 26
By Dr. Ben Stubblefield Visiting assistant professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile PEACE I LEAVE John 14:16–29 While our
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers respond quickly in Florence
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers working through Colbert-Lauderdale Association moved quickly this morning (March 25) to help with cleanup efforts
Weekend storms leave one dead, cause damage and localized flooding across state
Assessment is ongoing today (March 27) following weekend storms across Alabama that left one dead and caused extensive damage in
Flatline Movement tour another step to saturate music world with light, godly influence
DeAndre’ Burns said a song is the only thing a person will listen to hundreds and hundreds of times. “I
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for April 2
By Dr. Ben Stubblefield Visiting assistant professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile Remain in Me John 15:1–17 B.B. King
FBC Talladega welcomes new student pastor
Casey Mitchell is the new student pastor of First Baptist Church Talladega. He is bivocational and works in sales with
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for March 26
By James R. Strange, Ph.D. Professor of biblical and religious studies, Samford University Jesus Opened My Eyes to the Truth
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for April 2
By James R. Strange, Ph.D. Professor of biblical and religious studies, Samford University Jesus Died for Me John 19:16–19, 28–30,
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Guest or visitor: Create a quick and easy card to gather the right information
Gone are the days when a pastor asks visitors to raise their hands or stand up and be recognized —
Businesses find avenue for Christian impact, ‘improving lives’
Eight years ago, Lori Chambers was working as a bank executive in Birmingham and wondering how her faith in Christ
Flatline Movement tour another step to saturate music world with light, godly influence
DeAndre’ Burns said a song is the only thing a person will listen to hundreds and hundreds of times. “I
Guest or visitor: Create a quick and easy card to gather the right information
Gone are the days when a pastor asks visitors to raise their hands or stand up and be recognized —
Businesses find avenue for Christian impact, ‘improving lives’
Eight years ago, Lori Chambers was working as a bank executive in Birmingham and wondering how her faith in Christ
Flatline Movement tour another step to saturate music world with light, godly influence
DeAndre’ Burns said a song is the only thing a person will listen to hundreds and hundreds of times. “I