A new 31-day prayer journal published by the Birmingham Metro Baptist Association invites readers to celebrate missionaries and to seek God first every day in prayer.
Anyone who is paid by a church, wears a name tag or volunteers in a ministry is “responsible to care for our children,” attorney Kimberlee Norris, co-founder of MinistrySafe, told Alabama Baptist leaders during a recent workshop.
“Whatever your experiences — joys or sorrows — our amazing God can use every bit of your life to produce the most unexpected results,” award-winning musician Jason Crabb says.
“All income from the church is reportable income, including recognition gifts,” according to Lee Wright, church compensation specialist for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions.
There’s a potential predator in every child’s pocket, says anti-human-trafficking advocate and author John DiGirolamo, who in his new book offers tips for parents who want to help their children use smartphones and other technology safely.
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for March 3 written by Tyshawn Gardner, assistant professor of Biblical and Religious Studies, Samford University in Birmingham.
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for March 3, written by Ben Stubblefield, Ph.D., visiting assistant professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile.
Helping preteens maintain a strong connection to biblical Christianity involves effective communication that engages their hearts and minds while addressing their questions and doubts.
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