Regardless of the joy or grief experienced in this life, “for those who have a relationship with Christ, this journey will take us home. That is the greatest promise,” says Christian author and musician Steven Curtis Chapman.
An estimated 11 million Americans serve as caregivers to Alzheimer’s and dementia patients – people like 74-year-old Grady Caldwell, a full-time pastor and caregiver to his wife, Kathleen.
Columnist Debbie Childers reminds us that when God tells us that His gift of salvation is free, He really means it! We don’t have to earn it or pay for it. We just have to receive.
Granny, Gram, Nana, Grandmother. Columnist Barbara Eubanks says she doesn’t care what her grandchildren call her, just as long as they DO call. But names are significant, and grandparents set an important example for those who are watching.
A bill making its way through the Alabama Legislature would make it unlawful for members of the clergy to engage in sexual activity with anyone under the age of 19, a standard already in place for public and private school teachers.
In her new book, “Joyful Sorrow: Breaking Through the Darkness of Mental Illness,” Bible teacher and mental health advocate Julie Busler speaks out about depression, suicide and the powerful comfort of Scripture.
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.
“Ordinary Angels” is a faith-inspired redemption story that shows the impact one person can make on another’s life. The new film from producers Andy and Jon Erwin will be in theaters Feb. 23.
