By Ross Mitchell Alabama’s continuing refusal to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) not only leaves some 200,000 struggling workers without a health
For good reason, the obesity epidemic gets a lot of press these days. Whether it’s Michelle Obama’s initiatives to curb childhood obesity — one in
Baptist leaders in West Africa have called for prayer and are taking precautionary measures to protect their constituencies and communities from the Ebola outbreak that
Young evangelical Christians are defying America’s sexual liberalism despite predictions to the contrary, two Southern Baptist ethicists said in an op-ed based on a new
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist What’s the harm in looking? When I was a teenager I started looking at girlie magazines with my
Three Southern Baptist entities have called on a federal appeals court to protect the religious liberty of the convention's health and financial benefits organization. In
The Alabama Baptist staff spent the week leading up to Memorial Day weekend in blitz mode with work projects and excessive email inboxes. Project Blitz
Ukraine’s current political unrest may leave its people concerned about their future, but glimpses of God’s love and provision are keeping many of them encouraged.
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