Alabama Baptist leaders are questioning the need for the recently unveiled declaration on a Great Commission Resurgence (see story, page 1), because the Great Commission
Larry Gipson, pastor of First Baptist Church, Oneonta, recently performed a funeral with his good friend, congregant and predecessor Dan Sims. They shook hands, prayed
Alabama Baptists will serve in strategic roles at this year’s Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) annual meeting in Indianapolis June 23–24, and some will continue that
Michael Allen could have been the guy who comes to install or repair your computer. Originally, that was what he was trained to do. Instead,
If Southern Baptists want to see a “Great Commission Resurgence,” Henry Blackaby believes they need to focus on the relationship between disciples and the living
Part of the reason Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) President Johnny Hunt was ready to “shock the system” with a strongly worded call to a Great
Actions do speak louder than words — and Johnny Hunt believes it’s time a lost world sees Southern Baptists match their words with love in
Tommy Puckett has a plaque on his desk at the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) that says, “My job is secure; it’s me
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