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FIRST-PERSON: 100 years of faithful guardrails in the BF&M
Yale University was founded because Harvard University was deemed too liberal. How ironic that is, considering both universities are lightyears away from their founding principles. My wife Jeanne and I were touring Yale last year with a young tour guide who used the word “secular” more than a dozen times during the 90-minute tour... read more
FIRST-PERSON: A tribute to Dr. Keith Harper
Dr. Keith Harper entered into the presence of his King and Savior on April 23, 2025, following a ten-month battle with cancer. During his long ministry as a professor, he distinguished himself as a respected historian, devoted mentor, dear friend and faithful servant of our Lord Jesus Christ... read more
Explainer: Supreme Court to hear gender ideology indoctrination case
On April 22, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments regarding parental rights and religious freedom in the case Mahmoud v. Taylor. This case will determine whether public schools infringe on parents’ religious freedom by requiring elementary school children to participate in instruction on gender and sexuality without parental notice or the ability to opt out, despite religious objections... read more
FIRST-PERSON: Cooperation as a Southern Baptist distinctive
Cooperation as a convictional, operational mindset is the foundation of the movement known as Southern Baptists. Many Southern Baptists equate cooperation with the Cooperative Program (CP), our common funding mechanism, but it is much more than that... read more
Has walking the aisle diminished the significance of baptism?
It was the last song in our worship gathering when I felt a tug on my sleeve. A young boy accompanied by his father had walked down to the front row to tell me the boy had come to saving faith in Jesus Christ a few days earlier... read more
