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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. The latest State of Theology study from Lifeway Research and Ligonier Ministries finds significant stability across a wide range of theological beliefs... read more
Pastors often put in ‘no-win situations’ in polarized culture
OKLAHOMA CITY (BP) — By Tuesday, Sept. 16, Todd Fisher’s inbox told him that pastors were struggling with how to approach the latest cultural hinge point. Folks were upset, they told Oklahoma Baptists’ state executive... read more
Former addict and troublemaker finds faith, redemption in favela
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Maria swore like a sailor and used cocaine. Her boisterous behavior made her a familiar face, and voice, in her 8,000-person community. “You couldn’t miss Maria, even from a distance, because you could hear her from a distance... read more
Hundreds attend NOBTS Abre Mis Ojos conference
NEW ORLEANS — The “Abre Mis Ojos” (Open My Eyes) conference brought more than 700 people to New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) on Sept. 19-20. The fourth annual conference, developed by NOBTS as an intentional way to engage Hispanics, hosted a total of 775 guests from six states and more than 80 churches... read more
Sills drops suit against Lyell estate as other defendants seek summary judgment
NASHVILLE (BP) — Michael David Sills and his wife Mary are no longer seeking damages against the estate of the late Jennifer Lyell in a lawsuit stemming from Lyell’s accusation of sexual abuse against Sills... read more
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Prayer is Friday night plan for Towson University students
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The Summit Church to host historic worship service at UNC’s Dean E. Smith Center
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Research reveals factors causing pastors to say, ‘I quit’
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Opinions mixed on GCR’s impact with young Baptist leaders
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Gary Hollingsworth named ERLC interim president
