Ministry With a Grateful Heart Regardless
On the hardest days, the call of God can be a lifeline and a reminder of the One who cares for us and keeps us going, shares Communications Team Lead for SBC of Virginia’s Women’s Ministry Lexi Shipp.
On the hardest days, the call of God can be a lifeline and a reminder of the One who cares for us and keeps us going, shares Communications Team Lead for SBC of Virginia’s Women’s Ministry Lexi Shipp.
As we step into the season of Advent, Woven Women Central Region Volunteer Cindy Fetty reflects on the four pillars of the centuries-old tradition and how they prepare our hearts for the birth of Jesus, our Savior.
On Saturday, November 15, the women of Christian House Baptist Chapel (CHBC) in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, hosted their third annual Christmas Blessing Bazaar.
In "Come, Let Us Adore Him," author Paul David Tripp offers daily readings for the month of December to help you slow down, prepare your heart, and focus on what matters most this Christmas season: adoring Jesus.
This week in the BRN Family, in observance of Thanksgiving, BRN pastors and ministry leaders share why they are thankful for the Baptist Resource Network and how partnering with the BRN has been a blessing to their ministries.
In honor of the Thanksgiving season, BRN Executive Board President Jason Hunter shares a word of gratitude for the Baptist Resource Network and its network of pastors and churches.
Barry Whitworth, executive director of the Baptist Resource Network, expresses his gratitude for the faithful work and generosity of BRN's churches and partners.
BRN reveals and dedicates Pittsburgh-Warren Mission House; Send Network holds One Day event in Pittsburgh; and college students gather for worship and service opportunities - it's an exciting week in the BRN Family!
"Praying the Bible" by Donald Whitney is a concise book that outlines a simple, time-tested method that can help transform our prayer lives: praying the words of Scripture.
Chuck Lawless, dean of doctoral studies at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, suggests 10 ways to build prayer into the DNA of a congregation.