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Israeli Jews Asking for New Testaments as Wars Usher in Gospel, Israeli Pastor Says
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Israeli Jews Asking for New Testaments as Wars Usher in Gospel, Israeli Pastor Says

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TEL AVIV, Israel (BP) – D’vora was rushing her two children to the home of her father Avi Mizrachi, founding pastor of Adonai Roi Congregation in Tel Aviv, when overhead missiles from Iran forced her to seek cover.See the Story
Ukraine Baptist seminary graduates largest class in history amid lingering war
BP · Lviv

Ukraine Baptist seminary graduates largest class in history amid lingering war

LVIV, Ukraine (BP) — In the early days of Russia’s full onslaught of Ukraine in February 2022, Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary (UBTS) transitioned its classrooms into temporary shelters, halting instruction to house internally displaced persons as they fled their homes for safety. Thousands of refugees found beds, food, clothing, first aid supplies, solace and prayerRead Article
Resistance to revival: South Dakota pastor becomes an unlikely church planter • Biblical Recorder
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Resistance to revival: South Dakota pastor becomes an unlikely church planter • Biblical Recorder

YANKTON, S.D. (BP) — Jeff Mueller never intended to plant a church. In fact, he was pretty loud in his opposition to its widespread practice while training to be a minister. But starting in his teens, he had every intention of entering the ministry. Mueller had been a church attender and an active part of his youth group for years. Then one day he realized he was just playing the part, and it came from God speaking directly through His Word. His…See the Story

IN THE MARGINS: When Life Feels Like Too Much

By Tony MartinEditor Have you ever felt like life is just too much? Like you're juggling flaming swords while walking a tightrope — and someone keeps handing you more? If so, you're not alone. Being overwhelmed is more than just being busy. It’s that feeling in your chest like the air is too thick, yourRead Article

‘God still speaks through dreams’: Central Asian missionaries see God bring light in total darkness

By Lindsey WilliamsWriting Specialist Twenty years ago, Judd and Debbie McKinnon* packed 26 suitcases — two of which were filled with LEGOs — and brought their 12- and 10-year-old children to make themselves at home in Central Asia. The McKinnons are missionaries with the International Mission Board that have lived in the same city theirRead Article

IN THE MARGINS: When war isn’t black and white — a Christian look at ‘just war’

By Tony MartinEditor  War is one of those topics that doesn’t come with a neat and tidy answer. It raises big, emotional questions for people of faith: Should Christians ever support war? Can violence ever be justified? Is there such a thing as a righteous battle?  Those aren’t just modern questions — they’ve been around for centuries. And out of that wrestling came the concept of the “just war.” It’s not about glorifying war or making excuses f…United States · United StatesRead Article

MAGNOLIA MINDS: Four reasons why a Call to Worship would benefit the church

By Clayton Todd The word "liturgy" can often land archaic on the ears, as something that was once considered long ago. However, the truth is every church has a liturgy whether they know it or not. Yes, standing and greeting one another after the opening hymn is part of the liturgy. With the average BaptistBelmont · BelmontRead Article

Bible Studies for Life: June 29

John the Baptizer: A faith that challenges others • Matthew 3:1-12 By Becky Brown The Old Testament is a massive billboard with a big, red arrow pointing to Jesus. The creation, the fall, the flood, the Jewish nation, the Exodus, the conquest, the judges, the kings, the prophets, the exile and captivity, the remnant returning —United States · United StatesRead Article

By the Way | Resolutions – and Crickets – Among Southern Baptists in Dallas

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Southern Baptists are at it again. Meeting in Dallas last week, the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant denomination in the United States, passed several resolutions addressing the critical issues of our time. They resolved to ban pornography, oppose sports betting and outlaw abortion pills. Well, okay. I think many decent people can agree that pornography is not a good thing, and sports gambling is out of hand. I have no interes…Abortion · DallasSee the Story

Bible Studies for Life: June 22

David: A faith that meets adversity head-on • 1 Samuel 17:1-47 By Becky Brown About a thousand years before the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, another little baby boy from the tribe of Judah was born in that same town. Years apart, both of them would reign in Jerusalem as anointed kings. Both would be shepherds of flocks dedicatedIsrael · IsraelRead Article

MS volunteers ensure integrity of Southern Baptist Convention voting process

Tony MartinEditor David Haynes, pastor of First Church, Senatobia, and his wife, April, were tapped to serve as tellers during the Southern Baptist Convention in Dallas June 10 – 11. The Haynes didn’t see this coming. “We didn’t want to do this,” Hayes said. “I received an email from Don Currence [Registration Secretary of theDallas, Texas · DallasRead Article

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