For the past five years Richard Browning hasn’t been able to feel his feet. He doesn’t have all the feeling in his hands anymore either. But that doesn’t stop him from hanging onto the conviction he had before he lost those abilities — he’s supposed to be the hands and feet of Christ... read more

One day after a key vote in the U.S. Senate to advance a bill that would provide federal protections for same-sex marriage, N.C. Baptist leaders spoke out against the measure which drew the support of both of North Carolina’s Republican senators... read more

As I preach across the country and engage leaders throughout the Southern Baptist Convention, I am often asked about the current discussions concerning women in ministry in our SBC family. I believe it is important to provide clarity in this cultural moment, addressing what I believe is the biblical understanding of the office and qualifications of a pastor... read more

MONROE, N.C. (BP) — Quintell Hill’s election as the first African American president in the history of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina is notable on its own merit. But just as Hill’s ascension to that role is indicative of the growing diversification of the Southern Baptist Convention, so is his testimony on the need for Southern Baptists to continue to address instances of racism... read more