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The same people always dominate our prayer requests, and they mention lurid details that are not appropriate. How can I redirect this important aspect of our faith community?
02/27/2015 - By John Rutledge
As we walk through the season of Lent, how will you develop a spiritual practice of creating margin?
Maybe I should take our dog, Topanga, to an English-as-a-Second-Language class.
In the Central African Republic, a political/religious faction known as Anti-balaka has been accused of gruesome mutilations and killings. Many consider themselves Christians.
Three quite-different articles surfaced on the Internet recently. They point toward realities American Christians—particularly church leaders—must take to heart.
A metaphorical compass, map and GPS help me answer my most frequently asked question, “How does the Baptist General Convention of Texas work?”
02/26/2015 - By John Rutledge
Thanks for reminding us of the continuing atrocities being committed by ISIS.
02/24/2015 - By John Rutledge
Sunday, Feb. 15, was a big day for the Hardage family! My granddaughter, Anne Marie, was dedicated at Park Cities Baptist Church in Dallas.
02/19/2015 - By John Rutledge
Amazement is defined as “a strong feeling of astonishment or wonder.” I have been amazed many times in my life.
The pool of churches that can and will work together is getting smaller. It looks like the pools eventually will shrink to puddles and then dry up completely.
African-American pastors Harold Branch and Marvin Griffin blazed trails in Texas Baptist leadership and in life.
Christians and other religious minorities in northern Iraq face extermination if people of faith in America and elsewhere in the West fail to speak up on their behalf.
