Editorials by Bob Terry

Ever since the first Baptist periodical was published in Alabama, Baptists have known that trustworthy communications always has a price. Baptists also know that trustworthy

Hired hand. Good shepherd. The two terms conjure up very different images. Hired hand brings to mind a temporary arrangement, perhaps someone who is passing

Last week, we considered some of the internal evidence that causes Baptists to believe in the divine inspiration of the Old Testament. This week, we

When Baptists speak of the Bible, we use words and phrases like “divinely inspired,” “God’s revelation,” “true” and “trustworthy. ” As first written in the

It was more than ironic. It was tragic. And thankfully it was avoided. As the nation debated the role of extremist rhetoric in the Jan.

No Southern Baptist entity has faced greater challenges during the first decade of this century than the North American Mission Board (NAMB). Nor has any

Do you remember the Covenant for a New Century adopted in 1995 by messengers to the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) meeting in Atlanta? It was

Christmas celebrations are filled with retelling the historical facts surrounding the Savior’s birth. Celebrations recall the story of a young couple’s arduous journey to an