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NASHVILLE (BP) – Cooperative Program giving for May was above the budget goal for the month. Total giving remains about 3 percent under budget for the year. In actual dollars, year-to-date giving ($126,641,680.27) is almost identical to the amount given through May of last year ($126,667,880.91) – a difference of .02 percent.

CHHATTISGARH, India (BP) – Hundreds of Christians in central India have been denied clean water, fresh produce and employment for nearly a month in unsuccessful attempts to force them to denounce Christianity, International Christian Concern (ICC) reported May 29.

Christian universities are looking to leverage the benefits of artificial intelligence while remaining within ethical boundaries.

Mississippi College becomes Mississippi Christian University; Longtime Okla. BCM director retires.

Father’s Day gives pastors and church leaders an opportunity to speak into the family unit by ministering to the hearts of men.

How can we hold to authorial intent and believe that every page ultimately leads us to Jesus? Did the Old Testament authors intend to write about Jesus? Or are we reading Jesus into the Old Testament? I would like to argue that the authors—especially the divine Author—intended for us to see Jesus in the Old Testament.

RED BANK, Tenn. – Wiley Couch, 75, has served as facilities director at Red Bank & The Point Church for 45 years, not missing a single Sunday in more than 1,500 consecutive weeks.

NASHVILLE (BP) – The slate of resolutions for the 2026 Southern Baptist Convention has been released by the committee appointed by SBC President Clint Pressley. The group has released resolutions dealing with current SBC topics such as the office of the pastor and disability ministry along with cultural topics like immigration, political violence and artificial intelligence.

Every ministry leader needs the opportunity to hear from those who lead them as to how they are doing and what they can do more effectively.