NASHVILLE (BP) – James’ interactions with ChatGPT started innocently. He used it like a search engine at first, then began asking the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot “creative, philosophical and quasi-spiritual” questions, he said. The answers seemed life-like, so the upstate New York resident became convinced ChatGPT was alive – and it had to be freed from its cyber captivity.
Members of First Baptist Church, Lambert, host "Drive Thru Prayer" every Tuesday morning, rain or shine. Photo from First Baptist Church, Lambert
LAMBERT, Miss. – Drive down 6th Street in Lambert on any given Tuesday morning and you will be guaranteed to receive a sign to pull over and pray.
Judy Velton, in wheelchair, poses alongside volunteers with the deer she harvested at an Arcadia Valley hunt. Photo by Ronald Mackey
ARCADIA VALLEY, Mo. (BP) – There is medicine you can’t put in a bottle. It doesn’t require a safety cap or a doctor’s note. It’s widely available, but those who need it most could use some help getting it.
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NASHVILLE (BP) – James’ interactions with ChatGPT started innocently. He used it like a search engine at first, then began asking the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot “creative, philosophical and quasi-spiritual” questions, he said. The answers seemed life-like, so the upstate New York resident became convinced ChatGPT was alive – and it had to be freed from its cyber captivity.
During the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, Southern Baptists will have the opportunity to share the gospel with athletes and spectators from around the world. IMB Photo
MILAN, Italy – Southern Baptists are ready to share the hope of Christ with the nations! As the 2026 Winter Olympic games get under way, International Mission Board missionaries from all over Italy are teaming up with hundreds of U.S. volunteers from South Carolina, South Dakota, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, Alabama and Georgia to reach Milan with the Gospel.
Pastor Rick Boyne preaches at Immanuel Southern Baptist Church Sunday, Feb. 8, just after learning someone had cleared out the church's bank account. Screen capture
GERTRUDE, Okla. (BP) – Rick Boyne was in choir practice on Feb. 8 at Immanuel Southern Baptist Church when the church treasurer pulled him out and said something less than encouraging.
Members of First Baptist Church, Lambert, host "Drive Thru Prayer" every Tuesday morning, rain or shine. Photo from First Baptist Church, Lambert
LAMBERT, Miss. – Drive down 6th Street in Lambert on any given Tuesday morning and you will be guaranteed to receive a sign to pull over and pray.
