Lifeway Research shows men’s, women’s unique discipleship strengths, weaknesses
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — They may share a congregation, but men and women have different discipleship needs, according to new analysis from Lifeway Research.
FIRST-PERSON: Narrow faith in a broad world
So much of what passes for Christianity here on this earth is far from it in the eyes of God. It may sound harsh to point out the obvious, but isn’t warning those in danger really the most loving thing to do?
‘We just pray about everything,’ Texas pastor says
EL PASO, Texas – Cielo Vista Church is in the middle of a summer season that is recognizable to most large Southern Baptist churches. The summer will include an evangelistic vacation Bible school, student camps and mission trips to Cambodia and the Philippines. The church’s weekly calendar is full of ministries including men’s and women’s Bible studies in Spanish and English, Celebrate Recovery and collegiate gatherings.
Crossover is an annual tradition for this Illinois family
ORLANDO – Why would an Illinois family of 10 make an almost 1,000-mile journey from their home in Casey, Ill., to Central Florida (or some other distant location) every year? For the Howards, the reason is simple: to share the Gospel.
FIRST PERSON: Why the Great Commission still matters for the Church
God intends for his people to make disciples of every nation including our own. His command to make disciples was not just for his first century disciples. It is for all his disciples, including you and me!
Tennessee church equipping the called with internship program
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Marcos Crespo spent years pushing a calling to ministry to the back of his mind.
Hometown upbringing, ministry background guide new St. Louis Metro associational leader
Michael T. Byrd, Sr.’s background in ministry began as a 19-year-old preacher before moving into the pastorate and associational work, all in his native St. Louis.
Bible engagement increases sense of calling, promotes human flourishing, study finds
Scripture-engaged adults are more confident of their calling or purpose in life and thereby flourish, the American Bible Society (ABS) said in its latest release from the 2026 State of the Bible.
Bible Study: God’s grace inspires graciousness
In the story of Zacchaeus, Jesus demonstrates His care for social outcasts, those deemed unacceptable or inferior. His willingness to extend grace to them should compel believers to do the same.
Celebrate Recovery transforms Tennessee jail
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. –Jail feels like limbo for some. It is a place of saving grace for others. It was for Torie McCord.
