From the color television sets of the 1950s to the smartphones of 2013, media has been an ever-increasing presence in American lives and homes, providing
What if the more than 2,000 plateaued Alabama Baptist churches decided to change? “What if they cried out and said, ‘Would you come help us?’”
Explore the Bible Dean, School of Christian Ministries, University of Mobile Is This Really Happening To Me? Job 1:1–3, 8–11, 20–22; 2:7, 9–10 During the
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Alabama Baptist churches sit right in the buckle of the Bible Belt. And that belt is a lot bigger than it should be, Rondie Wilks
Southern Baptist leaders Frank Page and Richard Land have written letters expressing strong opposition to a proposal that would leave in place the prohibition on
"I just don’t think I can do this anymore.” Michael Wilson, program director for the Resource Center for Pastoral Excellence at Samford University in Birmingham, said
Pastor John was angry. He was hurt. “I felt like I had been sucker punched,” he said. But he had not always felt that way.
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