Was Aaron under-punished for fashioning the golden calf, while Moses was over-punished for striking the rock? Let’s begin answering this two-fold question posed to me by examining Exodus 32, where in ...

POWDER SPRINGS, Ga. — Chip Dean, the new pastor at First Baptist Church of Powder Springs, is a winsome and energetic Christian gentleman who embodied every trait that the congregation was looking for ...

Parchman, Miss. — Convicted killer Robert Hyde was granted parole from the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola in March 2022, and his miracle of salvation while there continues as he now makes ...

There have been serious debates as to whether preachers should include humorous quotes and illustrations in their sermons. Some parishioners want their preacher to be prim and proper and preach with a ...

BUFORD, Ga. — Did you know there is an urgent need in your area for Christian volunteers to serve families living with disability this summer? Joni and Friends, an international disability ministry ...

Fewer Americans see religion as an important aspect of their lives, and it shows in their beliefs and actions. A Gallup survey finds U.S. adults are less likely to identify with a religion, say ...

Senior Pastor Randy Cheek, left, and Executive Pastor Kevin Scott look at the new footprint for Eastwood Baptist Church in Marietta. (Photo/Eastwood Baptist Church) ...

The word storm is used 42 times in the NIV Bible, 19 in the New King James, 17 in the King James. No matter how many times the word is written, we know storms are a part of our everyday lives.

In his book, Begin Again, Max Lucado shares the story of Nadin Khoury, who was just a 5’2”, 100 pound immigrant when he and his mother moved to Philadelphia. He never stood a chance when a group of ...

In light of the deeply troubling allegations of sexual misconduct and manipulation at Truett McConnell University, we are overwhelmed with sorrow and want to express our heartfelt grief and solidarity ...

This summer Ryan Walters, Oklahoma’s Superintendent of Public Education issued a new directive that all public schools in Oklahoma are required to teach the Bible and the Ten Commandments.

If you’ve heard me speak before, you’ve likely heard me say that we don’t lose our First Amendment rights in the pulpit—in fact, they’re enhanced because we’re speaking Biblical truth. At the same ...