By Robert E. Jackson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile Calls Mark 1:9–20 Affirmed (9–11) The Messiah’s entrance is surprisingly not flashy.
By James Riley Strange, Ph.D. Associate Professor of New Testament, Samford University When Life Feels Empty Ecclesiastes 1:1–14 Today we begin a series on the
Insights through questions By Jerry Batson, Th.D. Special to The Alabama Baptist Last week’s question raised the topic of the nature of Christ as God’s
The elderly gentleman stepped up his pace to catch up with me following the event. I was zipping back and forth through the crowd following
Sadie Odom, a first-year Samford University Law, Politics and Society major from Hayden, Alabama, has earned a scholarship and admission into the prestigious 2019 Penn
Switchfoot Native Tongue Fantasy, 2019 Switchfoot albums typically aren’t for shallow thinkers, and that’s true with “Native Tongue,” a musical joyride with lyrics that make
Karen Dennis, assistant professor of education at University of Mobile, has had an article published in “Dimensions of Early Childhood,” a journal of the Southern
Safety, restoration of trust must be priorities By J.D. Greear and Brad Hambrick The Summit Church, Durham, N.C. It is easy for church leaders to become
