Two weeks ago I wrote an article about our efforts at your Alabama Baptist educational institutions to engage online and other distance education initiatives in
When it comes to building new church leaders, doing it well is a lot like discipleship, Mike Jackson says. The process is personal. And it
Jerry Wilkins said he knew he couldn’t meet God that way, couldn’t face the fact at the end of his life that he’d done nothing
GRIMES, Iowa — After months of controversy, the Gortz Haus closed its doors in late July in the wake of declining revenue — first, for its refusal
In theological circles probably no other term has occupied center stage when thinking about God’s provision of salvation more than the term “atonement.” The Old
Talented piano and voice students in Alabama, Mississippi and Florida may compete for $5,250 in prizes in the first Gulf Coast Steinway Society Awards Festival,
PASADENA, California — Clyde M. Narramore, 98, pioneering 20th Century Christian psychologist, author, evangelist and radio broadcaster, died July 27. Narramore was the prolific author
Pastors believe not all divorces are created equal, but for many Americans any reason is as good as another according to new research from Nashville-based
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