In our noisy world where there are lots of choices to make, churches need to be clear about options and very specific with directions, says church communications strategist Mark MacDonald
Columnist Barbara Eubanks reminds us how baptism signifies a change: “When we are baptized, we are saying that we die to ourselves as our Lord and are raised to give the lordship of our lives to Christ.”
This Sunday, people all over the world will gather to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter is a good time to reflect on death, life and eternity, says longtime pastor Bill King.
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.
Katherine Wolf exudes joy. Her laugh is contagious. Her perspective is positive. But it’s not because Katherine has had an easy, happy life. Katherine has
Every church, regardless of its size, fulfills biblical priorities in a healthy Bible study, and Sunday School remains one of the best tools for evangelism and discipleship.
Folks were shocked when the grammar police said it’s OK to end a sentence with a preposition. Unlike the world’s rules, God’s rules don’t change. Aren’t you glad?
Worship, fellowship and recognition of a new Deaf church plant in north Alabama, Deaf Koinonia, were all part of the annual Alabama Baptist Conference of the Deaf, held March 8–10 at Shocco Springs.
