SUWANEE, GA – Georgia Baptists and Georgia Baptist pastors need to know Chris Reynolds, the new lead strategist for the state Mission Board's pastor wellness team, and they need to understand that he ...

Psalm 119 is an acrostic hymn celebrating God’s Word as a life manual for aiding believers in their walk with God. Each unit of thought — or strophe — begins with a successive letter of the Hebrew ...

STATESBORO, Ga. — Energetic volunteers gathered at Southbridge Community Church on Saturday, Nov. 10, before spreading throughout Statesboro to help homeowners still cleaning up after Hurricane Helene ...

A complaining person can be likened to a dripping tap because both are persistently irritating and difficult to stop. Just as a leaky faucet produces a constant, annoying drip, a person who constantly ...

SUWANEE, Ga. — As Southern Baptists prepare to celebrate this 100th anniversary of the Cooperative Program next month, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board reported that 2024 CP giving by Georgia ...

Let’s be honest — leading a small group can feel a lot like baptizing a squirrel. It is messy, a lot of moving parts, and not much being accomplished! Between prayer requests about Aunt Bobbie Sue’s ...

SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — Christ Covenant church launched on Sept. 17, 2017, with 73 charter members. Since that time, the growth has been spectacular and on Nov. 6, 2022, the church celebrated the grand ...

ATLANTA — Georgia Baptist Mission Board Executive Director Thomas Hammond used his annual report Tuesday at the Georgia Baptist Convention's annual meeting, held at First Baptist Atlanta, to rally ...

WOODSTOCK, Ga. — What began as a casual conversation between Jeremy Morton, pastor of First Baptist Church of Woodstock, and Dan Moran, a member of Morton’s church who was serving as the transitional ...

His words made grown men jump! In 1949, William Randolph Hearst, the aging media mogul, sent a two-word decree to his national network of editors. “Puff Graham” was a journalistic signal … ...

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 ...

If we are honest, each one of us has overlooked people with great needs, such as the homeless, individuals unable to take care of themselves, and people without anyone to help them.