Birmingham’s Lifeline Children’s Services provides care for children and families, continuing to develop ministry opportunities and resources since their founding in 1981.
For many pastors, the road to longevity in ministry is often the “road less traveled,” as many are unable to endure the test of time or withstand struggles along the way.
Mark Vroegop spoke on the power of lament during a recent University of Mobile chapel service. Vroegop is president of The Gospel Coalition and has
Pastor Andy John King preached on “most important commandment” at the Alabama Baptist State Convention annual meeting on Nov. 12.
Before even beginning to deliver a spoken word, pastor Isaac Adams sang the chorus of the song, “In Christ Alone.” He acknowledged, “That’s good news. The best news in the universe,” as he took the stage at the University of Mobile.
With his new album “Reconstruction,” Christian rapper Lecrae Moore is celebrating his personal testimony of rediscovery and the power of God’s redemptive work in his life.
While presenting the big idea and main point of the chapel message, Jason Lee encouraged students to respond by “coming to Jesus — the One who has the power to forgive sins.”
During the October 15th chapel service, University of Mobile students heard a convicting message from Paul Davis designed to equip students as they respond to God’s calling on their life to go and make disciples of all nations.
