Brandon Porter

Teron Gaddis, pastor of Greater Bethel Church in Oklahoma City, says the biblical story of Aaron and Hur holding up Moses' arms is a picture of how people can rally pastors through support and prayer.

WASHINGTON — Legislation introduced in the Senate could allow students pursuing theological training for a religious vocation to receive federal tuition assistance.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Southern Baptist Disaster Relief personnel, alongside Send Relief, are making preparations for the arrival of Hurricane Isaias later today (Oct. 9) and tomorrow.

Reflecting on the growing conversation surrounding artificial intelligence and its relationship to preaching and ministry, I hope to offer a measured and helpful perspective. In recent months, I participated in a discussion with students and ministry leaders on this very topic, and the exchanges revealed both excitement and concern. My aim here is to bring together those interactions in a way that may serve seminary students and pastors as they navigate this rapidly changing technological landscape.

CORBIN, Ky. (KT) – It all started with a prayer. It was a prayer asking God to provide clear opportunities to share the gospel.

WASHINGTON (BP) – An Ohio man says his local city government violated his rights when it wouldn't allow him to hold a prayer gathering in his home.

JASPER, Texas — Donnie Gene Wiltshire, a Baptist pastor and leader who spent more than five decades ministering to the Deaf community, died Wednesday, Oct. 21, after more than a year of battling brain cancer. He was 73.

NASHVILLE (BP) – This weekly Bible study appears in Baptist Press in a partnership with Lifeway Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention. Through its Leadership and Adult Publishing team, Lifeway publishes Sunday School curricula and additional resources for all age groups.

My son first heard the opening lyrics to the campy Halloween hit “The Monster Mash” at the age of 6. The memory is firmly embedded in our family’s collective mind, because we can all picture him running out of the store screaming in terror, hands clasped over his ears. For him, it was anything but a “graveyard smash.”

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (KT) – Where do people turn when a disaster knocks out their ability to communicate by phone, text or email? Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief workers in South