Pastors split on economy’s impact on their churches, Lifeway Research shows
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Giving at local churches is not keeping up with inflation, but pastors feel better about the economy than they did last year.
Bible Study: Are you ready for the Lord’s return?
NASHVILLE (BP) — This weekly Bible study appears in Baptist Press in a partnership with Lifeway Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention. Through its Leadership and Adult Publishing team, Lifeway publishes Sunday School curricula and additional resources for all age groups. This week’s Bible study is adapted from the Bible Studies For Life curriculum. […]
SBC DIGEST: Lifeway releases Advent resources; SWBTS receives Lilly grant
Lifeway provides full slate of Advent resources for families, churches; Southwestern receives $871K Lilly Endowment grant.
Most churches rarely evaluate their discipleship strategies
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – Most pastors are confident their churches are helping people grow as Christians. Just don’t ask them how they know that.
Bible Study: Resurrection hope
Death is part of the life cycle. But as Christians, we can be assured of new life after death, as seen in Jesus’ resurrection.
Texas-based architectural firm Visioneering acquires Lifeway’s Auxano
WESTLAKE, Texas – Visioneering Studios announced today (Oct. 1) its acquisition of Auxano from Lifeway Christian Resources.
SBC DIGEST: Lifeway State of Theology webinar; New family ministry resource
Lifeway webinar to explore ‘State of Theology’ survey; SWBTS, SBTC promote new family ministry resource.
Bible Study: Reverent obedience
Why do we obey those in authority? Because they have the power to punish disobedience, or because we revere them?
Lifeway campers give more than $690,000 to missions
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – Each summer, kids, students and leaders at Lifeway's summer camps are invited to give to support Southern Baptist missionaries, and this year, campers gave the highest missions offering since 2017.
State of Theology finds stable theology among Americans
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — U.S. adults don’t think God changes. Their beliefs about the divine have basically stayed the same, as well.











