Christians urged to show grace postelection
November 17, 2016
By Maggie Walsh The Alabama Baptist This presidential election has been perhaps the most inflammatory in history. In the days, hours and minutes leading up
Northeast voters oppose gambling’s expansion
November 17, 2016
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist Four states were recently faced with guiding the direction of the gambling industry within their state lines when they
Gov. Bentley’s gambling advisory group evaluating current laws, potential revenue
November 10, 2016
Gov. Robert Bentley announced the appointments for his Alabama Advisory Council on Gaming, which has until Jan. 1, 2017, to present its findings and recommendations
Americans unconcerned about politicians’ morals
November 10, 2016
WASHINGTON — More than 70 percent of white evangelicals think that when politicians commit immoral acts in their private lives it doesn’t have much effect
Religion not same as political agenda, Moore says
November 10, 2016
If the Religious Right is to survive, it must embrace a “gospel-centered” evangelicalism that articulates why and how Christianity matters rather than using religion as
Open Doors hopes Christians will one day return to Iraq, Syria
November 3, 2016
It’s no secret that Iraq and Syria have become tough places for Christians to live in recent years. But the departure of Christians from the
Shame isolates, destroys community, psychiatrist says
October 13, 2016
Nobody needs a psychiatrist to explain what shame feels like — we all know, said Curt Thompson, a noted psychiatrist and brain science researcher. “Having
‘Thoroughly confusing’: Sponsor calls Alabama lottery bill ‘dead’
October 8, 2016
By Maggie Walsh The Alabama Baptist The lottery bill for the 2016 special session is dead,” announced the measure’s sponsor, Sen. Jim McClendon, R-Springville, on
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