The world looks upon what is visible, while the Lord sees the heart. What opportunities does this limited vision cause us to miss? What surface level insights are we supposing to be true when below the surface there is a hurting heart? Mary Landis, BRN Women's Ministry Consultant, considers these questions and shares a personal testimony of the Lord seeing her heart.
Chuck Lawless, dean of doctoral studies and vice president of spiritual formation and ministry centers at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, offers up 12 ways you can spend more time with God, despite a busy schedule.
Dr. Jeff Iorg, President and CEO of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee, shares the power of Cooperation and how the Cooperative Program is so much more than a common funding mechanism for the SBC.
The Baptist Resource Network's Elizabeth Benge shares the top five resources and opportunities for April 2025.
Looking for a way to keep your mind from wondering when praying? Consider making a Prayer Bible! Amanda Felton, wife of Pastor Terry Felton at Mason Dixon Baptist Church in New Freedom, Pa., shares how making a Prayer Bible transformed her prayer time with the Lord.
Thank you for joining us for Advance 2025 on March 17 at Country & Town Baptist Chruch in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania! We have so many favorite moments from the day - below are just a few!
Michael Kelley, executive director of the Rooted Network, reminds church leaders that they cannot transform hearts - only the Lord can do that - but they can prepare the land for deep discipleship.
This month's #RenewPASJ Good Read, "Emotionally Healthy Discipleship" by Peter Scazzero digs below the surface to encourage deeply changed disciples. This book comes recommended by David Ludwig, Baptist Resource Network director of discipleship and leadership development.
Karen Miller, director of women’s ministry at Bucks County Community Church in Langhorne, Pa., shares how the Lord placed it on her heart to teach the next generation of women about biblical womanhood and how that calling has grown into a thriving ministry known as Girls of Grace.
