With his newest album, “I Believe,” singer-songwriter Phil Wickham hopes listeners will draw closer to the Lord through songs rooted in gospel-centered truths and deep conviction.
This year’s See You at the Pole prayer event was observed on Sept. 27 at numerous schools throughout Alabama.
From 2012–2017, the reality TV series “Duck Dynasty” offered a look into the Robertson family and their duck-call and decoy business. A new movie, “The Blind,” in theaters Sept. 28, tells the story of Phil’s life before he was famous.
“The Hiding Place,” a 1971 book by Corrie ten Boom about her family’s experience hiding Jews during World War II, taught millions about God’s faithfulness and forgiveness. Now a new film based on the book is reaching younger audiences.
About 15 years ago, Tripp Dickson hit “rock bottom” after struggling with an opioid addiction after a back surgery. God broke the chains of addiction and has given him a great responsibility — sharing the gospel. Here’s a bit of his story.
Through his latest project, “Make It Out Alive,” worship leader, singer and songwriter Kristian Stanfill seeks to help audiences grow in their faith while connecting worshippers to unshakable truths.
Josh Meadows said the idea behind SPEAK Tour was to make the events more accessible to students around the state. The result — some 800 students have been part of an event this year, and more opportunities are on the calendar.
See You at the Pole, the annual global day of student prayer, is Wednesday, Sept. 27. This year’s theme is “Wholehearted.” Will you be participating? Send your pictures and info to news@thealabamabaptist.org.
