Discipleship” doesn’t come shipped from Nashville in a box. It doesn’t meet at a certain hour in a certain room for a certain period of
The voice booms out of the telephone, coming from somewhere near Fort Worth, Texas. It is deep, full, round. A radio voice. A podium voice.
Alabama Baptists attracted to contemporary worship found an opportunity to see it modeled during the Alabama Baptist State Evangelism Conference in Tuscaloosa Jan. 26–27.
Bill Roper, music minister of First Baptist Church, Montgomery, died Jan. 24 at age 66. Roper had served as the minister of music of
Ladell Blanton has proved that you can go home again. But he didn’t do so without leaving a lasting impression on two south Alabama Baptist
Alabama Baptists attending the evangelism conference’s traditional track were encouraged to build lives and churches that are conducive to intentional, relational evangelism. The 450
Ladell Blanton has proved that you can go home again. But he didn’t do so without leaving a lasting impression on two south Alabama Baptist
If Southern Baptists have a heroine, it’s Lottie Moon. Their annual Christmas offering for international missions is named in honor of this pioneer missionary who
