First person: Is it really possible to live forever?
While reading, my mind continually returned to the book of Hebrews, which plainly states every person has an appointment with death, followed by the judgment (Heb. 9:27).
Missionary couple ’embarking on a new adventure in Africa’
Walter and Mary Norvell, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in August, never imagined retirement would see them embarking on a new adventure in Africa to reach university students with the gospel.
Hope Road Ministry encourages pastors on ‘road less traveled’
For many pastors, the road to longevity in ministry is often the “road less traveled,” as many are unable to endure the test of time or withstand struggles along the way.
Author Christopher Watkin, panel address ‘timeless gospel,’ apologetics at Samford
Christopher Watkin recently spent time at Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School to deliver a chapel message and join a discussion about his recent contributions to a new work, “The Gospel After Christendom.”
Spiritual leadership only comes from the Holy Spirit, says Blackaby
“When you’ve ministered in the power of the Holy Spirit, you will never want to minister in any other way,” affirmed Richard Blackaby during the Alabama Baptist Pastors Conference on Nov. 10.
U.S. House returns; Alabama’s members focusing on defense, health care, spending
After more than 50 days out of session, the U.S. House returned Monday for its first full week back in Washington, with a long to-do list before the end of the year.
Former addict turned singer shares how God now uses his life
Stephen McWhirter was once addicted to meth, using every day for over half a decade. Today, he is an award-nominated worship artist who gives all the glory of his salvation to the work of Jesus Christ.
‘Prayer in pain’: Vroegop teaches students about power of lament
Mark Vroegop spoke on the power of lament during a recent University of Mobile chapel service. Vroegop is president of