‘Crazy Tie Guy’ helps audiences recognize and remember Jesus
Almost 30 years ago when Nathan Dorrell was balancing seminary studies along with starting a creative ministry, he earned a nickname that made it easy for him to be recognized and remembered.
B-21 panel shares opinions on current topics
The Baptist 21 luncheon June 15 tackled some tough topics for Southern Baptists including race, complementarianism, cultural worldview and sexual
Parents, teachers find common ground on classroom technology concerns
Alabama parents, teachers and school leaders agree that technology has a place in classrooms, but students need more time with books and less time looking at screens.
A forgotten Baptist you should know
In recent years the name David Barrow has been rediscovered as an example of an early Kentucky Baptist who stood
First person: Don’t let 2027 be the same blur of church busyness
Understatement: November and December are a blur for church communicators.
Wilson emphasizes book of Ecclesiastes to help students find meaning, purpose in Christ
While speaking out of Ecclesiastes 11-12, Jared Wilson reminded students how the Old Testament points to the hope of salvation found in the New Testament through Christ.
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.
Reflections on Dolly Parton, faith and kindness
From the church pews of her childhood in Locust Ridge, Tennessee, to gospel recordings and a lifelong commitment to serving others, Dolly Parton frequently spoke about her faith.