Wright explains what’s new in 2022 for ministers and taxes
February 16, 2022
Gas prices are higher and 2021 tax refunds might be delayed, but the news on taxes for ministers is not all bad for 2022. Lee
Trussville staff minister explains how making disciples ‘consumes me’
January 29, 2022
Jeff Gardner has a unique illustration of discipleship. “Imagine if I had 12 plastic cups on a table and a bucket of water; then I
Samford professor reflects on excavations at Magdala and Mary Magdalene
January 25, 2022
News reports late last year noted the archaeological discovery of a synagogue in the ancient Israeli city of Magdala, and many Christians began immediately to
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday 2022: Pro-life events planned for January
January 7, 2022
Father Terry Gensemer of the Charismatic Episcopal Church for Life has high hopes for the Dobbs case now before the U.S. Supreme Court. Gensemer was
Alabama legislative session opens next week; prayer rally planned for opening day
January 6, 2022
The last session of the current legislative quadrennium (the four-year cycle of state elections) in Alabama begins Jan. 11, and Joe Godfrey, executive director of
Familiar stories of Christmas point to a seeking God
December 16, 2021
In July 2002, a coal mine in Somerset, Pennsylvania, collapsed, trapping nine miners. It was a terrible time. “These nine men were 240 feet underground
Churches must move from ‘pro-birth’ to ‘pro-life,’ adoption advocate says
December 14, 2021
If the Supreme Court overturns or weakens existing federal abortion protections, the church must be ready to help. That was the message Herbie Newell, president
Greg Davis and guests on ‘Priority Talk’ deal with ‘the marijuana issue’
December 8, 2021
The topic on WXJC’s “Priority Talk” for Dec. 3 was what host Greg Davis called “the marijuana issue.” Christine Carr, an advanced practice nurse specializing
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