Missie Branch, CEO of MyBLVD Co, explores the example Jesus gave us in his everyday practice of discipleship and how we can apply that type of active spiritual care to those around us.
After a surprising battle with cancer, IMB missionary Rebekah Lockhart has returned to her mission field to continue advancing the Gospel with a grateful heart for the SBC churches who have faithfully given to the CP and, thus, towards her care.
Missionaries Josh and Madison Oakes serve Central Asian Peoples in a region where a mosque stands on nearly every corner, reminding them of the desperate need for the Gospel.
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.
Hispanic Baptists from across the country gathered June 9 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas for a full day of training, encouragement and spiritual growth as part of the Hispanic Celebration preceding the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting.
Donna Gaines, wife of pastor Steve Gaines, and Gayle Rogers Foster, daughter of the late Adrian Rogers, were the featured speakers at the Pastors’ Wives and Women in Ministry Conference June 9 at the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting.
“Let the nations be glad,” urged WMU Missions Celebration speakers as they celebrated the anniversaries of the IMB Journeyman Program, the North American Mission Board’s Annie Armstrong Easter Offering and the WMU Foundation during the June 8-11 SBC Annual Meeting in Dallas.
During the June 10 afternoon session of the SBC annual meeting in Dallas, SBC Executive Committee President Jeff Iorg led messengers in celebrating 100 years of Cooperative Program giving.
Missionary Jeremy Dager and his core team launched Port City Church in 2023 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In their first year, the church baptized 19 people and have seen weekly attendance rise to nearly 200.
Missionaries Temi and Modesta Akinsanya started ministering in Maryland after God called Temi to start a church that reaches people from African backgrounds and emphasizes pastoral care, local exposition, and the uniqueness of the African culture.