Scott Sullivan played in the MLB and was recently inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. However, his greatest joy in life is not and never has been baseball — it has been serving Jesus wherever his feet are.
Steve Dye, Deaf ministry catalyst for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, said a new film about Jesus released June 20 in American Sign Language with English subtitles was “more than we could have imagined.”
“The challenges we face stem from a fundamental lack of compassion, empathy and genuine understanding. We have lost sight of the importance of deep, meaningful dialogue. It’s up to us to invest time and energy into building relations.”
Not only does justification mean that we are acquitted of all charges along with their rightful penalty, but that we are also fully accepted into right standing before God.
More than 200 students from 32 churches across the state and a team of over 100 Alabama Baptist ministry leaders gathered on the University of Mobile campus July 8–12 for Super Summer Alabama 2024.
Fans of the new film “Inside Out 2” will find the new children’s book, “Not Finished Yet: Trusting God with All My Feelings,” a good follow up for gospel-centered discussions about dealing with life’s challenges.
After over six decades as the Alabama Association of Baptist Secretaries, the group has changed its name to “better represent” who they are.
For 25 years, worship band Sonicflood has faithfully served Jesus through the power of music and testimony.
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