In recent years, Christians have struggled to discern how they might best engage with and utilize personality tests. The volume of tests on the internet
By Scott Barkley Baptist Press At first glance, the numbers don’t compute. Before COVID-19, the small church in northern Indiana averaged 80 in worship attendance.
Two years ago, Devins Jackson would have said things were going well for his church, but they were lacking one thing they needed — a
If not for the COVID-19 pandemic, a second season of “Vindication” might never have been made. The successful faith-based police series, an outreach of Retta
As temperatures dropped into the teens last week, I walked over to the thermostat and bumped it up from 68 to 72 without a second
James “Jim” Barnette, a longtime professor at Samford University and pastor of Brookwood Baptist Church, Mountain Brook, died Monday (Feb. 22). He was 59. Originally
I love stories — hearing people tell them, writing them, reading them. I’m pretty sure I always will. But over the past couple of years,
Beth Anderson, known affectionately as “Miss Beth,” had been ready for this year’s Night to Shine event for months. She had her dress picked out,
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