Daniel Gilliland

The house and business of a Christian man in Pakistan was set ablaze, and 35 families fled the village in fear when he was accused of blasphemy.

During University of Mobile chapel on September 30, students heard from one of their own as Joe Stevens delivered a compelling and convicting message about what love truly means while preaching out of 1 John 4:7-11.

During the University of Mobile Chapel on October 14, Trevin Wax, vice president of research and resource development at the North American Mission Board, challenged students to passionately follow Christ and not the patterns of this world.

Pastor, you work hard to protect your church’s theology. You guard the pulpit, examine what’s taught and make sure the Gospel isn’t diluted or distorted. And rightly so! Eternity matters.

A legal advocacy organization is hailing as a positive step the recent order of a Pakistani high court to reopen a police investigation into a 13-year-old girl’s abduction, forced conversion to Islam and forced marriage to her kidnapper.

The targeting of Christians in Nigeria has claimed three more lives.

Frankie Stiefel tried to find every way out of the role he could, but God wouldn’t turn loose, he shared Oct. 19 during the annual meeting of Sand Mountain Baptist Association.

A Christian teacher dismissed for giving pro-life, pro-Israel answers to student-posed questions will face an employment tribunal in February in the United Kingdom.

The Foundation Bible Institute — or the FBI — opened for its first semester this fall and offers three different degree programs.

Two Christian brothers sentenced to death under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws saw the country’s high court uphold the penalty for one and acquit the other.