Editorial
What is the future of Baptist meetings?
If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s to toss out the phrase “We’ve never done it that way before.”
In appreciation of my pastor
Kyle Walker poses with his wife, Lauren, and their children Taylor Grace, Libby, and Clay. CFBC/Special Much like we shouldn’t wait until mid-February to let our spouses know how much we love them, we shouldn’t keep appreciation for our pastors limited to October. However, with it being Pastor Appreciation Month it’s not a bad reminder […]
Personal discipleship and my return to the classroom
The author watches Scott Kindig’s training session from The Spark Conference. My past couple of weeks have included something I haven’t done since Napoleon Dynamite was in theaters, Arnold Schwarzenegger became the Governator, and we all called that website The Facebook. I spent a few years in college and into my 20s working with students. […]
A call to focus: the 2020 presidential election and beyond
But despite this election’s importance, it cannot be allowed to overtake…
9 bits of advice for college freshmen
“College is a time for growth, and your relationship with Christ should be leading the way.”
The kids are back … and now we wait
This photo shared on social media of a crowded hallway at North Paulding High School generated discussion over schools’ starting back. Churches regathering in person has sparked a lot of debate recently. The same discussion over schools reassembling has been just as heated. That debate found another gear this week as many Georgia school systems went into […]
A desperate time for an essential service
“This case … is an example of disparate treatment and a violation of the religious liberty …”
Reboots, relaunches, and the double edge of nostalgia
“Our story is His story, and one that runs continuously, never needing a reboot,” Editor Scott Barkley writes.
Some good news from Thomson
“A lot of people have solidified their connection to Christ during this time.”