In ‘brokenness,’ Coach Hugh Freeze finds hope and peace in Christ
Speaking recently to students at All Christ Church in Auburn, Hugh Freeze described how he is experiencing God’s hope and peace even amid the brokenness and heartache of being terminated as Auburn University’s head coach.
Homes, cafes, apps used by missionaries to spark gospel conversations
Across Spain, people looking for connection and meaningful conversation turn to the internet to find groups where they can meet
Hurricane Isaias: Baptist disaster relief volunteers ‘ready’ to respond
Southern Baptist disaster relief teams remain on standby in Florida, Alabama and other potentially impacted states as the storm approaches the northern Gulf Coast.
First person: 15 gift ideas for Pastor Appreciation Month
Perhaps one of these ideas will encourage you to honor your pastor this year.
Seeking parents’ views on classroom screen time
The Governor’s Commission on Screen-Based Instruction is seeking input from Alabama public school parents about the use of technology in classrooms.
Alabama Baptist messengers to consider $38.5 million CP budget during upcoming annual meeting
Rick Lance, executive director of the State Board of Missions, described the 2027 budget proposal as “both ministry-driven and fiscally conservative.”
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.
Heroes of the Faith: Remembering prolific hymnwriter Johnson Oatman Jr.
Johnson Oatman Jr. (1856–1922) wrote lyrics for thousands of gospel songs. His most famous hymn was “Count Your Blessings.” This