By Mark MacDonald Church branding strategist and consultant “The community isn’t listening to my church.” It’s a difficult statement I hear from many pastors. Is
Theological education should nurture knowledge, love for others By Adam W. Greenway President, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary The temptation can especially be, during the years
Visiting a new church is seldom easy. Unless they have been invited by someone who already attends, visitors may not know anyone or anything about
Christian band Skillet released a new album Jan. 14 that lead singer John Cooper said represents a “positive rebellion” against forces influencing Christians to live
Joined to Christ Among the numerous analogies in Scripture by which to convey truths about the Church as the people of God, one of the
I have to admit I’ve been a bit nostalgic as we’ve worked on this year’s Spotlight on Christian Higher Education issue. Perhaps it’s because both
Fanny Jackson Coppin (1837–1913) dedicated her life as a teacher and administrator to improve the lives of African Americans. This year is the 185th anniversary of
By Jeffery M. Leonard, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical & Religious Studies, Samford University The Pitfall of Hard Times Genesis 41:28–32, 47–54 As reward for
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