NASHVILLE (BP) – States that have approved or are pursuing legislation protecting houses of worship from would-be protestors deserve accolades for protecting a foundational right, said incoming Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission president.
LifePoint lead pastor Pat Hood prepares to baptize Katrina Leonard on Mother’s Day — just 10 months after Leonard’s son was shot and killed, the victim of a road-rage incident. LifePoint video screenshot
SMYRNA, Tenn. – The morning after her son was killed, Katrina Leonard knew only one thing: She had to go to church.
Dozens of protesters disrupted a Sunday morning worship service at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 18.
NASHVILLE (BP) – States that have approved or are pursuing legislation protecting houses of worship from would-be protestors deserve accolades for protecting a foundational right, said incoming Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission president.
Worshipers praise God in American Sign Language at the launch of NorthWoods Deaf Church, a ministry of NorthWoods Church in Evansville, Ind. Submitted photo
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (BP) – When Corey Harrison struggled with deep anger in college, wondering why God created him Deaf, a friend invited him to a men’s retreat. There, Harrison recalled the love he experienced when his childhood church hired Deaf pastor Paul Cannon.
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How should Christians think about war? More importantly, how should a Christian think about conflict, violence and the use of force?
Paul Juarez from First Baptist Church, Denton, Texas, raises his hand in worship during the 2025 SBC Pastors’ Conference in Dallas. BP file photo
ORLANDO (BP) – Messengers to the SBC Annual Meeting will be faced with dozens of decisions and much discussion. The Worship Initiative is offering a resource leaders hope will help prepare the hearts of those decision makers as they travel to the meeting.
LifePoint lead pastor Pat Hood prepares to baptize Katrina Leonard on Mother’s Day — just 10 months after Leonard’s son was shot and killed, the victim of a road-rage incident. LifePoint video screenshot
SMYRNA, Tenn. – The morning after her son was killed, Katrina Leonard knew only one thing: She had to go to church.
