Book Review: The Post Covid Church

January 18, 2022

By Stuart Kellogg Self-published, 2021 Author Stuart Kellogg, a retired TV station general manager, launched a social media project in 2020 to consider how the

Rashional Thoughts: Craving more clarity, time and energy? Review your routines

January 18, 2022

Systems and routine procedures make sense to me, especially when several people serve on a team and need to be as efficient and effective as

Mary Magdalene a model for discipleship, author says

January 17, 2022

By Gary Hardin Author and associate pastor, First Baptist Church Centre I asked the members of a discipleship class I taught in my church recently,

Debate over Mary Magdalene’s birthplace persists amid recent archaeological finds

January 17, 2022

The findings were heralded with bold headlines. Archaeologists excavating near the Israeli town of Migdal, also known as Magdala, had found remnants of a first-century

49th annual March for Life is Jan. 21 in Washington

January 17, 2022

The 49th annual March for Life will be held Jan. 21 in Washington. This year’s theme is Equality Begins in the Womb. Scheduled speakers include

Broyles Award winner Goolsby says he couldn’t coach without his faith

January 17, 2022

Scott Goolsby is always telling people he doesn’t think he’d be able to coach high school football without his faith in Jesus. “Coaching is such

New West Cullman DOM envisions focus on collaboration, resources

January 15, 2022

Justin Olvey has only been director of missions for West Cullman Baptist Association for a few months, but they’ve been eventful ones. He accepted the