Southern Baptist pastor Carlos Liese recalls entering a mosque near Dearborn, Mich., sitting on the floor with Islamists and sharing the gospel. An elderly Muslim
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist Hundreds of inquirers asked the same question after the Feb. 9 ruling that made same-sex “marriage” legal in the
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist For some Alabamians the recent rulings on same-sex “marriage” in the state seem more like a game of “He
I was in prison where I deserved to be, and you didn’t forget that God created me. I was in prison where I was afraid
The Alabama Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional a 2009 law allowing small towns in the state to vote on alcohol sales, but few expect the
A south Florida church has received notice from local officials that it must obtain a business license or shut down, even though federal and local
You may have received that phone call, the call that changes your priorities and readjusts your schedule. I have. Usually the call comes from a
Leaders of a historically black Baptist college say they have no intention of disinviting a speaker to campus because she is a lesbian. American Baptist
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