Pastor Connections: Leaders, stop saying this; what leaders should do if they commit ‘serious sin’; churchgoers asked if they are sharing their faith
A few tips and more for pastors from pastors and church leaders.
Alabama Senate approves ‘Historical Truths’ Ten Commandments display for public schools
The Alabama Senate on Tuesday (March 31) approved a requirement for public schools to display a poster of the Ten Commandments, presented in a historical context.
Nicaragua repeats year of widespread repression, report says
Christian Solidarity Worldwide said in a report released this week that repression of religious groups in Nicaragua remained widespread in 2025, with Protestant communities, including Baptists, among those affected.
Agriculture leaders hopeful about new Farm Bill
Alabama farming leaders are praising the new Farm Bill, which the U.S. House Agriculture Committee will begin considering this week.
Lass Words: View from the front
Leadership has its challenges, but choosing to serve the Lord is worth it.
National WMU leaders address healthy transitions in ministry
“Passing the torch is something that should constantly be on our hearts and minds. In a relay, the torch does not belong to one runner forever. Its power is not diminished when it is passed … [it] is extended.” —Sandy Wisdom-Martin
First person: Next steps for disgraced ministry leaders?
When a pastor or ministry leader commits serious sin, the usual response is predictable: announce a “restoration process,” keep him
Bible teacher Beth Moore splitting with Lifeway, Southern Baptist Convention
Beth Moore is leaving the Southern Baptist Convention. Moore’s decision was made public in a Religion News Service article published