Pope Leo XIV declared St. John Henry Newman a doctor of the church, also declaring the saint co-patron with St. Thomas Aquinas of the church’s educational mission. The post Pope Leo declares St. John Henry Newman a doctor of the church and co-patron of Catholic education appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Faith-based nonprofits are in a paradox. You’re called to tremendous impact, but you’re fundraising in an era of intense change and competition. How do you stay true to what drew […] The post Faith-Based Nonprofits: Track the 7 Most Important Fundraising Shifts for 2026 first appeared on Virtuous Software.| Virtuous Software
I’m not sure how to begin this letter other than I feel like I needed to say a few things.| Dr. James Schroeder
While urging Corinth to repent of elevating human wisdom over God’s wisdom (1 Cor. 1:18-2:5), Paul acknowledges, “Yet among the mature we do impart wisdom, although it is not a wisdom of this age or of the rulers of this age, who are doomed to pass away” (2:6). The apostle wanted the Corinthians to understand that not… Read More 1 Corinthians: The Spiritual Person — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: September/October, 2025)|
My wife is a culinary genius. I have the rotund belly of a hobbit to demonstrate her expertise. More than being an excellent cook, she endeavors to keep our kitchen sanitary and safe. We keep sprays in our kitchen to help decontaminate areas which contact agents that potentially carry bacteria and germs. In addition to… Read More Cross Contamination — Johnny Trail|
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on November 18, 2020 on biblicalfaith.online. It is reprinted here with permission from the author because I find its main point and exhortation still needed and relevant in the times in which we currently live. — Jon Hardships come in all shapes and sizes. They often harden the… Read More Church, Let’s Be Gentle (Gal. 5:22-23) — Jovan Payes|
There is a sermon outline somewhere, or an article, or a tract; I do not remember the format. You may have heard a lesson like this while attending a gospel meeting. What sticks is the title: “The …| carolinamessenger.wordpress.com
Wandering into an antiquarian bookshop, the author discovers a 1623 dictionary facsimile and a poignant bookplate, prompting reflections on the value of the past and its wisdom, contrasted with the fleeting nature of digital reading.| Atkins Bookshelf
Some of you may know through social media, but for those who don’t, I am very excited to share the launch of Little Cricket Charity with you. If you have a few minutes, I’d love to shar…| Listening to Him
About Deborah L. TillmanDeborah Tillman is a globally recognized Transformational Parenting Leader, speaker, and author whose leadership in early childhood education spans nearly three decades. She is known for her faith-based parenting approach, her love for children, and her passion for empowering parents. As a result, she has become one of the most trusted voices […] The post Deborah Tillman: On Obedience, Faith & Building Purpose-Filled Families /EP 4225 appeared first on Family Faith i...| Family Faith in Action
About Loren RichmondI know what it’s like to lead when the future is uncertain—when budgets are tight, people are tired, and the mission feels like it’s slipping away.I’m Loren Richmond Jr., a pastor, chaplain, strategist, and media consultant. For over 15 years, I’ve helped churches, nonprofits, and faith leaders navigate seasons of change and uncertainty... […] The post Loren Richmond Jr. : On Theology, Chaplaincy & Compassionate Service /Ep 4224 appeared first on Family Faith i...| Family Faith in Action
The latest volume of the Australian Journal of Law and Religion has been published (and is freely available online here.) The Table of Contents is below- always worth reading! Contents- Volume 6, 2…| Law and Religion Australia
When Abram was ninety-nine years old the Lord appeared to Abram and said to him, “I am God Almighty; walk before me, and be blameless” (Genesis 17:1) Genesis 16:16 concluded by specifically stating that Abram was 86 years old when Hagar bore Abram’s child Ishmael. Now the very next verse, in Genesis 17:1, frankly dates the next narrative as being when Abram was 99 years old — a period of 13 years! Did Abram go 13 years without even hearing from God? It certainly seems possible. Abram ...| JustinHuffman.org | The Online Home of Pastor Justin Huffman
Now the Lord said to Abraham, “Go from your country and your kindred and your father’s house to the land that I will show you.” (Genesis 12:1) How does Abraham go from idolatry to being a believer in the one true God? God speaks to him! This in a nutshell differentiates Abraham’s story from that of his father Tera who was a Babylonian idolater (Joshua 24:2). God is the one who initiates salvation, God is the one who calls Abraham out of pagan darkness into the light of His truth. God...| JustinHuffman.org | The Online Home of Pastor Justin Huffman
…I hope to spend some time with you, if the Lord permits (1 Corinthians 16:7). Even the best of desires may not be brought to fruition here on earth. Even our best kingdom visions may never be fulfilled. And even our best plans may never come to pass. Here even the apostle Paul himself admits that his plans are fallible and must therefore be flexible. “I have made my very best plans,” Paul says, “and am operating according to them to the best of my ability—but all the while in the r...| JustinHuffman.org | The Online Home of Pastor Justin Huffman
If you’re experiencing difficult days, spend some time in prayer. You will find that quiet time with the Lord calms and answers. Prayer also helps attend to the spirit, which attends to our o…| Midwest Mary
I love music. I love to sing songs and almost always have music playing, no matter where I am. As the music plays, I sing along, sometimes quietly, sometimes not so much, and definitely never in tu…| The Light for My Path
(The Lion) — A sequel to one of the biggest hits in faith-film history headlines a surge of new Christian titles in the coming months, offering families a rare abundance of hope-filled stories at the box office. I Can Only Imagine 2 will land in theaters Feb. 20, continuing the story of MercyMe and lead singer Bart Millard as he grapples … Read more The post ‘I Can Only Imagine 2’ leads wave of new faith movies bringing hope to theaters appeared first on The Heartlander.| The Heartlander
A new report urges planners to treat faith and belief communities as full partners in shaping Britain’s new towns The post Report: Britain’s new towns must build in space for faith first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
Five hundred years ago, English evangelical William Tyndale fled for safety from the city of Cologne, Germany. Catholic authorities were eager to arrest him and stamp out his work. His crime? Translating the Greek New Testament into the English language. The post ‘If God spare my life’: English Scripture that Tyndale lived, died to translate turning 500 years old appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Many U.S. homes may decorate with ghosts and witches for Halloween, but most U.S. adults are doubtful they actually exist. Surveys from Gallup and Pew find broad skepticism for psychics, ghosts, astrology and witches. The post Americans skeptical about paranormal phenomena appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Meditation on Psalm 46 Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford First Presbyterian Church of Smithtown Reformation Sunday Oct. 26, 2025 We’ve been hearing about AI lately. Artificial Intelligence. If you don’t know what I am talking about when I say AI, that’s OK. I don’t know what I am talking about, either. Not really. Earlier this week,Continue reading "Be Still and Know"| Sharing God's Love and Grace
Meditation on Luke 18:1-8 Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford First Presbyterian Church of Smithtown Oct. 19, 2025 (Baptism of Oliver Reinhardt) Did anyone read Anne of Green Gables as a child? The story is by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery and is set in a farming village on Prince Edward Island in the late 19th century.Continue reading "Pray Always! Do Not Lose Heart!"| Sharing God's Love and Grace
Meditation on Luke 17:11-19 First Presbyterian Church of Smithtown Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford Oct. 12, 2025 Art by Stushie, used with permission I had a nice phone conversation with Sue Potter Spe…| Sharing God's Love and Grace
How one teacher’s quiet faith lit up a public school and shaped students, families, and colleagues for years leaving a legacy of light.| Greg Stier
William Holman Hunt 1860 – The Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple and And his mother kept all these things in her heart. Luke 2:19 This weekend I went to the Bethany Retreat House for a…| Veil of Veronica
I’m coming up on my third year of wearing hearing aids. Yes, I’m a bit young for this. Also yes, I should have done it many years ago. My father, bless him, not only left me his extraordinarily large feet, but also the family trait of hearing loss. (Thankfully, he left his balding head to … Continue reading What We Haven’t Heard| A View of the Lake
There’s something holy about sunsets. Long after it sets, the sun’s light lingers in the lavender clouds drifting slowly over me as I stand in my front yard, small against the majesty. Each e…| A View of the Lake
On today’s edition of Family Talk, experience more from the memorial service honoring Dr. James Dobson, faithful servant of God. The post Dr. James Dobson – His Family and Friends Pay Tribute, Part 2 appeared first on Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
For nearly five decades, Dr. James Dobson devoted his life to strengthening families and defending biblical truth. The post Dr. James Dobson – His Family and Friends Pay Tribute, Part 1 appeared first on Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
If your child’s behavior makes you feel that their growth is hopeless, you may be tempted to give up. Perhaps you’ve struggled with their setbacks and the difficult circumstances for years and feel as though nothing will ever change. But there is hope! In this video, Trina Alleyne shares how God radically changed her life after she turned her back on Him for years. Watch now to understand how healing and transformation can come to even the most hardened kids. The post Never Give Up On You...| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Gary Bauer continues his insightful conversation with Joel Rosenberg, co-founder and CEO of the Joshua Fund. The post Fighting for Israel, Part 2 appeared first on Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Gary Bauer welcomes Joel Rosenberg, co-founder and CEO of the Joshua Fund, to discuss Israel’s significance for Christians. The post Fighting for Israel, Part 1 appeared first on Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
Here’s some good news. A new study has found that the percentage of young Americans who believe they are transgender has dropped sharply. It has declined 50 percent in just two years. This is a significant victory. The post We Are Winning The Battle For Our Children! appeared first on Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
Hostage In a raw and unflinching memoir, Eli Sharabi, a survivor of 491 days in Hamas captivity, recounts the harrowing ordeal of his abduction from Kibbutz Be’eri on October 7th, 2023, the loss of his wife and daughters, and his unyielding resolve to survive. “I refuse to let […]| Leah's Books
The article below provides an important perspective on the problems which ACNA is currently facing. It is written by The Very Revd Bryan Hollon, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary and is shared with permission from his blog ‘A Mere Christian on the Anglican Way’ (https://bryanhollon.substack.com/) The Church is Not Broken – Words for […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Part 4 of Created for Love is entitled ‘culture.’ The first essay in this part, ‘Living in Love and Faith: The failure of history,’ is by Professor Mark Chapman. In this essay he begins by recounting his experience of being part of the ‘history group,’ which was one of the four working groups that contributed […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Part 3 of Created for Love is ‘Creation.’ The first essay in this part is by Olivia Graham, the former Bishop of Reading, and is entitled ‘Kingdom shaped love.’ In the introduction to her essay, Graham declares that: ‘…the time is ripe for us to look again at what we, as a Church, teach […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Part 2 of Created for Love is entitled ‘Church.’ The first essay in this part is by Bishop Stephen Croft and is entitled ‘Living well with Difference: A Primer in Anglican Ecclesiology. ‘ Croft begins his essay by declaring that: ‘As a church we face many challenges – just like the Church did in every […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
This review is the first part of a six-part review of Theo Hobson and John Inge (eds) Created for love (Canterbury Press, 2024). I have divided the review in to six parts corresponding to the six parts of the book, because a very long review is difficult to read online. Created for love is a […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
The announcement of the choice of the Bishop of London, Dame Sarah Mallally, to be the next Archbishop of Canterbury has been accompanied by frequent references to the Archbishop of Canterbury as t…| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
A husband I’ll call George feels paralyzed. He knows things aren’t well in his soul or in his marriage, but he feels stuck. He wrote to me; “I’m afraid to change or address how I do things.” He’s had no experience in facing hard things and doing the work to move forward and discover something... The post 5 Ways You May Be Afraid to Change and What to Do About It appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
When the sun sets, how often do you worry that it’s gone forever? Probably never. If you’re sick or lonely, you might dread the night. Or perhaps you look forward to rest. You may toss and turn, or sleep eight uninterrupted hours. The night might feel too long or too short. But one thing you... The post You’re Not Too Far Gone: The Hope That Changes Everything appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
You were created in the image of God, with the need, desire, and capacity for intimacy. That need is part of your very DNA. It’s close to the core of your being. It’s no wonder the enemy has worked so hard to steal, kill, and destroy in this area. And intimacy gone wrong doesn’t only... The post Intimacy Gone Wrong: the Biggest Obstacle to Connection with God appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
Some people will doubt you before they even know your name. They’ll dismiss your vision with a smirk. They’ll label your dream as “unrealistic” before they’ve even asked a single question. Every entrepreneur meets them: the skeptics. And if you’re not careful, you might spend your energy trying to prove them wrong instead of building…| rochemamabolo
I need to apologize to you, my friends… I did something that went against my core beliefs the other day in posting a feature to Share Your Style this past Wednesday, and I need to talk about this… 13 “Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to… Continue reading An Apology| French Ethereal
Younger generations are tired of being told that they merely need to cut back on avocado toast to get their foot on the first rung of the American dream.| Washington Examiner
There was a time when false prophets had to travel from town to town, gathering a following through charisma and| Discern TV
October 23rd 2025 We are told all too frequently that some event is ‘historic’ or ‘the first time since the Reformation’. But the State visit by the King and Queen to Pope Leo XIV was true in both …| Bishop in Europe
See Behind the Plymouth Brethren - a not-so Exclusive podcast launches today in full on the website of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, a fellowship based on the Holy Bible as the Word of God.| Plymouth Brethren Christian Church
It wasn’t too long ago that a prominent pastor named Andy Stanley said Christians might need to “unhitch” from the Old Testament. That comment drew considerable criticism (see Albert Mohler h…| Theology Along the Way
Hi, friends. The eleventh installment of my tanka series titled “A Tanka Trio (11)” is now live at Gobblers by Masticadores. Each of these installments contains three tanka (be sure to click this link or the link below to read all of them). Many kind thanks to Editor Manuela Timofte for publishing these tanka. Very much appreciated, Manuela. “A Tanka … Continue reading “A Tanka Trio (11)” published at Gobblers by Masticadores| Silent Pariah
We have to talk about Jacob because it is, after all, masquerade month. October closes with what we now call Halloween. Time was when this day was known as All […] The post Jacob Never Let Go appeared first on GGWO Church Baltimore.| GGWO Church Baltimore
A few weeks ago, the sermon was on James 4:13-17, a passage about the arrogance of making plans without acknowledging the will of God. As I translated the passage, I was curious if the problem was …| The Slasher Pastor
The Missouri Baptist Foundation (MBF) has announced the launch of several new financial programs designed to meet the growing needs of Missouri Baptist churches, ministries and individual investors. The post Missouri Baptist Foundation introduces investment, ministry support tools appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
A task force of Missouri Baptist Convention's (MBC) Credentials Committee has released a written report on the "office of the pastor, specifically as it relates to a woman's role in ministry." Read the full story from The Pathway, Missouri Baptists' news source.| Pathway
When we think of self what do we think of? I think our minds go straightaway to self denial. Tim Keller has written an excellent book on self forgetfulness. I have often found myself giving the adv…| Paul Levy
News and Events across the Diocese of Parramatta and beyond| Catholic Outlook
Pastor Rodney Rambo and his Carl Junction congregation, Rooted Church, has sent roughly 80 people Pittsburg, Kans., where they will help start a new church. The new church plant, named Radiant Church, is being formed from a team made up of nearly one-third of Rooted Church’s membership. Read the full story from The Pathway, Missouri Baptists' news source.| Pathway
Every man experiences moments when the weight of the world feels overwhelming. Every man faces moments when life feels heavier than he can carry. You pray, wait, and hope, but nothing seems to move. In those times, trust isn’t about control; it’s about surrender. True faith isn’t built in the calm. It’s forged during challenging […] The post 15 Bible Verses About Trusting God When Life Gets Hard appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
Faith has a way of changing everything. It’s that quiet strength that shows up when life feels uncertain. It’s the voice that whispers “keep going” when nothing seems to make sense. For me, faith has never been about possessing complete answers. It’s about trusting that God’s plan is still beneficial even when I can’t see […] The post The Miracle of Faith: Stories of Transformation and Hope appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
Every morning offers a new chance to reset your heart. As men, we often wake up contemplating what needs to get done, but before the noise begins, taking a moment to give thanks can shift everything. Gratitude brings peace where there’s pressure and faith where there’s fear. Over time, I’ve learned that gratitude isn’t about […] The post 20 Bible Verses to Inspire Daily Gratitude and Joy appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
There’s a quiet pressure most men carry to stay calm, have answers, and lead with strength even when life feels shaky. The truth is, uncertainty tests everyone. Sometimes it manifests as a sudden change, such as a job loss, a health scare, or an unstable relationship. At times, uncertainty manifests as the gradual process of […] The post Embracing Uncertainty: How Faith Can Transform Fear into Courage appeared first on Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
Struggling with uncertainty? Learn what the Bible says about hope in uncertain times and how men can anchor their lives in God’s promises.| Power of Positivity: Positive Thinking & Attitude
The Bible clearly says they are not real. The Bible also clearly says that they are real. I am a pragmatist. Most people examining deep philosophical and the theological questions with no clear answer are ignorant idiots. Digression on quantum theory and too clever by half idiots: Some of them, including perhaps myself, are not simple idiots but too clever by half idiots. I will give those investigating the issue of the Bohr Copenhagen Interpretation of quantum mechanics, and the …| Jim's blog
‘Yet you, Lord, are our Father.We are the clay, you are the potter;we are all the work of your hand.’ [Isaiah 64:8] As a classroom teacher, I found it amazing to look across a class of 30 primary school students and see such diversity – individual personalities, intellectual abilities, creative skills etc. I knew every […]| worship.works
When we read the letters of the Apostle Paul, we learn that he was a big advocate of giving thanks. He often wrote about how thankful he was, and he frequently encouraged his readers to be thankful. In Colossians 4:2, he instructs the Church to “Continue steadfastly in prayer, being watchful in it with thanksgiving”. […]| worship.works
‘The LORD appeared to Isaac and said, “Do not go down to Egypt; live in the land where I tell you to live. Stay in this land for a while, and I will be with you and will bless you…̶…| worship.works
“And he awoke and rebuked the wind and said to the sea, “Peace! Be still!” And the wind ceased, and there was a great calm.” Mark 4:39 (ESV) Stormy seas. Scripture often uses the sea to describe chaos. From the first chapter of Genesis—where […] The post Calming the Chaos appeared first on all things faithful.| all things faithful
“Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, and nothing shall hurt you.” Luke 10:19 (ESV) There are days when the weight of life feels overwhelming. The enemy […] The post God’s Power In Us appeared first on all things faithful.| all things faithful
Alistair Begg is the Bible teacher on Truth For Life, a daily and weekend program that brings the exposition of Scripture to a global audience through radio, podcast, and a wide range of digital and streaming platforms. Since its launch in …| all things faithful
Morris H. Chapman, former pastor, former Southern Baptist Convention president, former SBC Executive Committee president and champion of the Cooperative Program, died Monday, Oct. 20, at age 84. Read the full story from The Pathway, Missouri Baptists' news source.| Pathway
KNIFE: ma’akelet, feminine noun (Strong’s 3979) Original Spelling: מַאֲכֶלֶת from root akal אָכַל (meaning to eat, consume or devour) Sounds like: mah’ahkelet This week I went “under the knife” and had a trapeziectomy with suspensionplasty in my left hand. I had the same procedure (removing a bone in my hand to eliminate arthritis pain) in… Continue reading Ma’akelet: Under the KNIFE| Hebrew Word Lessons
Hodu: GIVE THANKS Original text: הוֹד֣וּ Sounds like: hoe-du Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!… well here in Canada at least. It’s a day of gathering and feasting! And in the Bible Thanksgiving is usually associated with a sacrifice of Thankfulness. In the belly of the fish Jonah prayed to God, saying, “With the voice of Thanksgiving [todah],… Continue reading Hodu: Give THANKS (or Thanks-Gifting)| Hebrew Word Lessons
For the past month we’ve been looking at the travels of Paul and the society Paul was living in. We looked at Paul’s time in Athens and Corinth. We looked at how society viewed children and women. …| Hebrew Word Lessons
Can Crucible Therapy align with Christian marriage? It exalts autonomy over covenant and lacks proven results. The post When Therapy Undermines Marriage: How Differentiation Fails the Christian Model appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
Dallin H. Oaks pairs law with love, showing humility, outreach, and a call to hold truth with tenderness. The post When Law Meets Love: Dallin H. Oaks’ Ministry to Sexual and Gender Minorities appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
Is empathy always good? Without scrutiny, it feeds bias, but with reality testing, it grounds compassion in truth. The post The Limits of Empathy: Why Feeling Isn’t Always Knowing appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
In Scripture, we may see Satan’s downfall in three stages: from heaven to earth (Rev. 12:7-9); from earth to the abyss (Rev. 20:1-3); and from the abyss to the lake of fire (Rev. 20:10). The post Satan and the abyss appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Students from the Missouri Baptist student group at Missouri S&T in Rolla, Mo., recently helped share the love of Christ in Poland, and they grew in their passion for sharing Christ at home, as well. Read the full story from The Pathway, Missouri Baptists' news source.| Pathway
Cartoonist Charles M. Schulz is credited with the phrase “Happiness is a warm puppy.” It was, perhaps, a foretaste of the internet meme. The phrase first appeared in a Peanuts comic strip published on April 25, 1960, and a book soon followed. The phrase was short, pithy, easy to remember, sentimental, and not nearly as […]| Catholic Stand
Is the USA a Christian nation? History tells us the answer and it's clearly no, no matter what a Christian nationalist tells you.| KRRD
Sota spent his career in information technology, but retiring from secular work didn’t mean stepping away from serving the Lord. A Japanese man living in the United States, Sota asked a simple-but-powerful question: “Is there anything more I can do than pray?” God answered with an unexpected invitation — an opportunity to serve as a digital engagement (DE) responder for a city in Japan. The post Retired but not finished: How one man’s online ministry is reaching Japan appeared first...| Pathway
Chinese Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, among 22 pastors jailed this week in China on erroneous charges, lived in the U.S. with his wife Chunli Liu and their children before returning to China in 2007 to plant Zion Church. His wife, who has remained in the U.S. to raise their children, U.S. citizens, is appealing for prayer as the U.S. advocates for her husband’s release. The post USCIRF condemns Chinese religious persecution as jailed pastor’s U.S. family urges prayer appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Nearly a quarter of U.S. adults think the Bible is “just another book of teachings written by people,” the American Bible Society (ABS) said in its latest release from the 2025 State of the Bible. The post State of the Bible: Nearly quarter of U.S. adults say Bible ‘just another book’ appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
More than a year-and-a-half after its property was destroyed by an arson fire, Providence Baptist Church held a dedication service, Sept. 20, to express gratitude for all who have helped them and to move forward in ministry. The post Providence Baptist Church, Williamstown, dedicates new building after 2024 arson fire appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Although most churches have a general appreciation for their pastor, October provides a wonderful opportunity to express gratitude in a more tangible way. The post October is pastor appreciation month appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
China falsely claimed Oct. 13 to protect religious freedoms after U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged the country’s government to release several pastors arrested in house church raids. The post U.S. urges release of jailed Chinese pastors appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary President Daniel L. Akin announced today (Oct. 14) he will retire from the role at the end of the 2025-2026 school year. His official retirement date is July 31, 2026. The post Southeastern Seminary president Danny Akin announces retirement appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Israeli families are relieved Hamas released 20 living hostages but grieve that bodies of remaining hostages are still held or missing, the leader of a top care group serving traumatized families told Baptist Press. The post ‘Tainted joy’ upon hostage/prisoner exchange, leading Israeli care group says appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
The assassination last month of Charlie Kirk brought many Americans face-to-face with a gruesome reality encountered all too often across the globe: namely, that a man might be killed simply for expressing what he believes to be true. In this age of growing incivility, may we reaffirm the foundations for liberty of conscience. The post Amid incivility, reaffirm liberty of conscience appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
As retired International Mission Board missionaries Nik and Ruth Ripken speak in a variety of small group settings, churches and conferences, they desire to share practical insights with prospective missionaries about what to expect mentally, physically and spiritually. The post Nik and Ruth Ripken encourage believers to follow Jesus, no matter the cost appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
“I’m alive, I’m alive,” Pastor Mark Sergeev’s oldest son Christopher, 13, called from debris that seconds ago was the third floor of the Sergeev family home in Kyiv. Everyone was accounted for except Sergeev’s youngest and 8-year-old son Aaron. The post Pastor continues to serve in Ukraine after losing church, second home in Russia’s war appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Milwaukee is known for many things, including the birth of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, cheese curds, bratwurst and Lake Michigan. One thing it’s not known for is floods. That all changed, though, on Aug. 9-10, when different parts of the city were inundated with 10-to-14 inches of rain. The rain came so fast that it was more than the storm drains could handle, causing water to back up into basements throughout the city. As a result, what was referred to as a “1,000-year flood” damaged ...| Pathway
The battle with the Amalekites was actually all about showing the strength of the Lord. Victory happens only by His power. We need Him. The scene with Moses and his friends adds a beautiful demonstration of how our omnipotent, omniscient God often brings people alongside us. We need each other. The post It’s okay to need each other appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Romanian Doctor of Ministry (DMin) program continues to flourish as a vital resource for gospel-centered leadership across Eastern Europe. Now in its 12th year under the leadership of Dr. Radu Gheorghiță, the program has equipped dozens of pastors, educators, and ministry leaders for faithful service in the local church. The post Romanian DMin alumni, students from MBTS celebrate gospel impact appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Avi Mizrachi, a Messianic believer and founding pastor of Adonai Roi Congregation in Tel Aviv, finds it difficult to commemorate the Oct. 7 second anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel. The post ‘Prince of Peace’ only hope for Israel and Hamas, Messianic and Christian leaders say appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Few pastors step away from the pulpit, but what compels those who quit? The post Research reveals factors causing pastors to say, ‘I quit’ appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
The Missouri Baptist Convention’s 2025 Ministry Wives Luncheon is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 11:30am in the St. Charles Convention Center here. The post ‘Resilient Hope’: Women in Ministry Luncheon scheduled for Oct. 28 appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
Hundreds of pastors and ministry leaders gathered, Sept. 29-30, on the campus of Midwestern Seminary for the 2025 For the Church National Conference. This year’s theme, “Kingdom Come,” called attendees to minister by faith, drawing strength from God’s promises and persevering for the joy set before them. The post For the Church National Conference welcomes hundreds appeared first on Pathway.| Pathway
