By Dr. Ben Stubblefield Visiting assistant professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile Reach Out Your Hand John 20:19–29 Commissioned (19–23) Though likely astounded by
In 1985, the era of the modern study Bible was born. This movement has continued to pick up speed in the decades since, with hundreds
By Carrie Brown McWhorter Content Editor, The Alabama Baptist Our family laughs often about our frequent failure to navigate well using GPS. Once we found
A church, like other organizations, relies heavily on its leaders to guide and direct its mission. When a leader leaves, whether due to retirement, resignation
As technology advances, artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly relevant in many fields, including pastoral ministry. Pastors can leverage AI with the assistance of the free
The New Testament presents the church as the bride of Christ composed of regenerated sinners who have been eternally forgiven. Those of us who compose
What does a book that has chapters covering everything from brokenness to chickens to Muppets to chronic pain have to do with Christianity? “Ordinary Saints:
Stacy Averette wears many hats. She’s a wife and mother. She first became a staff member at her church at 18 years old. She has
