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  Sugerencias para congregaciones en la siguiente fase de COVID-19

  ¿Cómo se ve la comunidad cristiana en una América polarizada, cuando todavía nos estamos recuperando del trauma colectivo de una pandemia, curando las heridas de un ajuste de cuentas racial no resuelto y dando testimonio de las amenazas de otro conflicto mundial?

  05/31/2022 - By Jessica Young Brown / Psicóloga clínica licenciada

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  Voices: One Baptist’s response to controversial matters

  “I am an ordinary Baptist, and I care about the controversies I see Baptists navigate,” including abortion and sexuality, Ruth Cook writes.

  05/30/2022 - By Ruth Cook

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  Voices: Not-so-Minor Prophets: Nahum

  Kim Bodenhamer suggests a way to read Nahum’s account of devastation by reading the larger context of other Minor Prophets.

  05/30/2022 - By Kim Bodenhamer

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  Lessons learned on the way: Plumblines for ministry

  Veteran Pastor John Crowder suggests church leaders choose a handful of plumblines that define priorities and purpose. Then build the church calendar, budget and committees off those plumblines.

  05/27/2022 - By John Crowder

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  Editorial: The Guidepost report, anger and what comes next

  Some things should make us angry. At the same time, we must go beyond anger. How we do that should honor Christ by caring for people.

  05/25/2022 - By Eric Black / Editor

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  Letter: ‘Shall the Fundamentalists Win?’ 100 years later

  A Baptist Standard reader responds to an opinion article by Joshua Sharp about a famous 100-year-old sermon.

  05/24/2022 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

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  Voices: Not-So-Minor Prophets: Micah

  “Micah was a country preacher … a ‘man of the soil'” who prophecied God’s discipline of his people and his desire for their love and loyalty.

  05/24/2022 - By Dr. Kelvin J. Kelley

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  Voices: ‘Shall the Fundamentalists Win?’ 100 years later

  One hundred years after the famous sermon, Joshua Sharp explains the debate between modernists and fundamentalists, and its outcome.

  05/23/2022 - By Joshua Sharp

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  Lessons learned on the way: Responding to perceived attack

  Veteran pastor John Crowder asks two questions to determine a rational response to a perceived attack.

  05/19/2022 - By John Crowder

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  Editorial: Who should we be—unequivocally—in this world?

  “Any response I might have to seemingly boundless evil must be grounded in who, as a follower of Jesus, I am to be,” Editor Eric Black writes.

  05/18/2022 - By Eric Black / Editor

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  Voices: Three reasons why churches fail at mental health

  Chris Legg—pastor and licensed professional counselor—describes three reasons churches and ministry leaders may not address mental health.

  05/17/2022 - By Chris Legg

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  Voices: Not-so-Minor Prophets: Jonah

  Cade Jarrell describes the not-so-subtle narrative of Jonah, a book whose truth boomerangs back on its subject—and its reader.

  05/16/2022 - By Cade Jarrell