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MISSION: REACHING FELLOW OFFICERS
Retired policeman in Chattanooga shares love of Jesus through ‘FCPO’ CHATTANOOGA — The death of Paul Lee’s mother changed everything. That was it. That was the thing that drove Lee over an emotional and spiritual cliff. The big, tough, cynical Chattanooga police officer couldn’t take any more. He thought
Tennessee
EIGHT WAYS TO ‘SERVE’ FIRST RESPONDERS
Mission fields are everywhere, and your community has an important one. Your local law enforcement community is often overlooked, but your church can make an impact. Here are eight ways
SBC
IMB LOOKS TO BUILD AFRICAN AMERICAN INVOLVEMENT IN OVERSEAS MISSIONS
RICHMOND, Va. (BP) – Community missions is well known and established in African American churches. Quintell Hill is working to see that passion become just as evident for international missions.
Columnists
BE BEREAN IN THE AGE OF AI NEWS
I regularly hear the voice of William D. Downs Jr. echoing in my mind. Dr. Downs was the department chair and professor of communications and journalism at Ouachita Baptist University
SS Lessons
MARCH 29: FORGIVENESS
Focal Passage: Matthew 18:21-35 My wife and I have three little boys (ages 10, 8, 5) and I recently took them on a hike. They each had a small backpack
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SEEKING CHRIST-CENTERED ANSWERS TO ABORTION QUESTIONS
The recently penned House Bill 570, which calls for women seeking abortion procedures to potentially be charged with murder, has sparked much debate, even among Christ-followers. Although the bill failed to come to a vote due to lack of support
TBC CP GIFTS BEHIND BUDGET
Baptist and Reflector FRANKLIN — Tennessee Baptist Convention churches contributed $2,478,697 through the Cooperative Program in February. For the year-to-date, Tennessee Baptists have given $11,515,424. The amount is $275,046 or 2.33 percent below what was given during the same time
TENNESCENE: MARCH 18
DEATHS Rev. Norman A. Arp, of Vonore, died Feb. 26 at home surrounded by his family. He was 92. Norman served in the U.S. Army and ministered for 56 years. He was the oldest surviving member of Mt. Zion Baptist
TBDR: NEARLY 1,000 ‘FERN’ JOBS COMPLETE
NASHVILLE — Nearly six weeks after Winter Storm Fern brought historic ice and snowfall to Tennessee, Tennessee Baptist Disaster Relief
FAITHFUL SAINTS LIKE C.T. COZART
The success of the local church depends on the involvement and vibrancy of its members — the laypeople who are
ERLC OPPOSES DELAWARE PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE LAW
NASHVILLE (BP) – The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) is voicing its opposition to a Delaware law which legalizes
FIRST PERSON: BENEATH THE COLLAPSE
Note: Professor Marshall King was leading a group of students on an archaeological dig in Israel when the U.S. and
