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  Voices: The radical implications of the incarnation in the wake of sexual harassment

  We need another look at Scripture, and more than a passing glance that dismisses new or unfamiliar readings. Look at the way God’s Spirit acts through the ministry of women in the Bible.

  12/06/2017 - By Garrett Vickrey

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  Guest Editorial: Advent: Taking the scenic route to Bethlehem

  “As mission-driven Christians who live in a market-driven culture, we need the reflective disciplines of Advent.”

  12/06/2017 - By Barry Howard / Center for Healthy Churches

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  Uganda: Refugee testifies of God’s abundant grace

  Student Missions Blog: A refugee faces many challenges as the head of a 21-member household and pastor of a small South Sudanese congregation in Bidi Bidi, the largest refugee settlement in the world. However, when asked how he makes ends meet, he joyfully proclaimed God’s provision is ample.

  12/05/2017 - By Jaclyn Bonner

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  South Africa: Teaching math, learning about God

  Student Missions Blog: Atlehang is 13 years old, and she has been living in Restoring Hope Village more than six years. This young lady is one of the people who has impacted me the most during my time in South Africa. Knowing her past and seeing where she is right now, I can see how God is working in her.

  12/04/2017 - By Marina Vega

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  Commentary: Considering the cake case: Is religious freedom bent beyond repair in this country?

  In light of the looming Masterpiece Cakeshop court case, where a Colorado bakery refused service to a same-sex couple, Tom Krattenmaker wonders what the court’s decision will mean for religious liberty in the U.S.

  12/04/2017 - By Tom Krattenmaker / Religion News Service

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  Lee Floyd: ‘When we reach the campus, we can change the world’

  Lee Floyd, director of the Angelo State University Baptist Student Ministry in San Angelo, Texas, talks about ministering to today’s college students.

  11/29/2017 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

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  Commentary: House Republicans’ proposed tax reform will lead to church regulation

  If the Johnson Amendment is repealed as part of new tax legislation, John L. Seidel fears that “churches would become super-PACs. All in the name of religious freedom.”

  11/29/2017 - By Andrew L. Seidel / Religion News Service

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  Commentary: Why it’s not just nominal evangelicals supporting Donald Trump

  When it comes to the conflation of politics and Christianity, what issues seem to matter most?

  11/29/2017 - By John G. Stackhouse Jr. / Religion News Service

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  Commentary: One simple way to tell real persecution from persecution complex (and why we have to get this right)

  Personal stories are what often separate real abuse and neglect from that which is imagined, and we have to get this right. (Baptist News Global)

  11/29/2017 - By Blake Atwood

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  Commentary: Is there an evangelical crisis?

  Will evangelical resilience survive the age of Trump? (The New York Times)

  11/29/2017 - By Ross Douthat / The New York Times

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  Letter to the Editor: Taxing the poor

  One reader believes the Senate Republican tax bill goes too far.

  11/28/2017 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

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  Voices: Finding Waco’s hidden treasure: The Divine Servant

  Near Waco’s booming downtown sits The Divine Servant, a sculpture of Jesus washing Peter’s feet, that reminds Craig Nash of the real definition of power.

  11/22/2017 - By Craig Nash