The 2018 General Social Survey released and it includes significant news for those who are interested in the spiritual landscape of the United States of America. According to Ryan Burge: https://twitter.com/ryanburge/status/1108183399364263936 The trend lines are telling. The number of Evangelicals have been on the decline since the 1990s spike/high point. Meanwhile, the “Nones” have been […]
Jesus gave His commission to the early church in Matthew 28:18-20. Though it is one of several commissions given by Jesus, the church-at-large has come to call this statement: The Great Commission. Let me remind
Sitting on the lawn, I stared down at the leaf from a Magnolia tree. You know the kind—oversized and rigid. It was 1992, I was a seminary student at Beeson Divinity School and was looking
My wife Angie and I traveled with a mission team to Uganda. Our team was a part of the work done by One More Child / Florida Baptist Children’s Homes. They work in our state
In the New Testament epistles and the Revelation of John, the arrival of the Messiah in the world is seen as a part of the sending motif in Scripture. Noted from John’s first epistle, insight is
As we approach the Annual Meeting of the SBC, I hope you’ll join me in thinking about how we can best engage the issues at hand. Take a moment and read Part 1: Service, Part 2:
