To read a quick recap of some of the latest news reports and other articles from The Baptist Paper this week, see below. 1. It’s
Birmingham’s Lifeline Children’s Services provides care for children and families, continuing to develop ministry opportunities and resources since their founding in 1981.
In the last three years, teams made up of IMB missionaries or missionary explorers, translators and local believers have found 337 of these people groups and engaged 121 with the gospel for the very first time. Wait. So, how does this work?
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for Jan. 11, written by Jeffery M. Leonard, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biblical & Religious Studies at Samford University.
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for Jan. 11, written by Douglas K. Wilson, Ph.D., professor of Biblical Studies, University of Mobile.
At what point does someone qualify as a regular church attendee? A Lifeway Research study found answers vary.
I’m a professor of evangelism and missions, but I still need reminders that I must intentionally choose to lead the way in doing evangelism.
A wave of cases, which have arisen in the last month, raises questions about church and ministry accountability and their legal and moral obligations to protect children in their care, specifically by alerting civil authorities …
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