FBC Montgomery sees hard season as open door for gospel
November 5, 2021
Mark Bethea said if he’s allowed to bare his soul for a minute, there have been many nights lately that he’s gone home and wept.
Champion angler casts future into God’s hands
November 4, 2021
Tyler Smith remembers swinging his fishing rod out for his last cast at 2:50 p.m. on Oct. 9. He had to be back for a
Samford linebacker East blends football and Christ
November 3, 2021
Samford University linebacker Nathan East has a nickname. “We like to call him ‘Captain America,’” fellow linebacker Noah Martin said. “He is a sure tackler,
Montana church continues to grow, multiply as volunteer teams come back
November 2, 2021
About a year ago, TAB shared the story of Darryl Brunson, one of several Alabama Baptists who relocated their families to Montana to plant churches.
Elizabeth Carter: 51 years proclaiming God’s majesty, ministering to people
November 1, 2021
Those who have heard Elizabeth Carter play the organ at First Baptist Church Decatur say she is a “real” organist — the kind with a
Bob Terry shares personal journey, practical help in new book on grief
October 31, 2021
When Bob Terry’s wife, Eleanor, died in 1998 following a car accident in South Africa, he began a journey with grief he never expected and
Conference addresses strategies for lessening the ‘generation gap’
October 30, 2021
Truth, technology and identity are some of the main causes for the generational divide. How those issues affect the “generation gap” was featured at a
Haiti hostage crisis emphasizes value of safety awareness for missions volunteers
October 29, 2021
An American pastor held in Haiti has been released by his captors, but the fate of 12 missionaries and their children kidnapped two weeks ago
