July 11, 2017 Stories

The Book of Jude: Can apostates be Christians?

Are apostates backslidden Christians? Shameless pretenders? Or people who once knew Christ but now have willfully rejected Him, thus losing their salvation?

Hobby Lobby to forfeit Bible artifacts, pay $3M

Hobby Lobby Stores will forfeit thousands of improperly acquired ancient biblical artifacts and pay a $3 million fine in a civil settlement the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced July 5.

Missouri Baptist named Supreme Court chief justice

Judge Zel Fischer, 54, a member of First Baptist Church, Tarkio, is the third Southern Baptist to serve as chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court since 1997.

90 summer missionaries deployed: Mission efforts supported by Cooperative Program

More than 90 students scattered across Missouri at the beginning of June with a passion for transforming lives and communities with the gospel.

Tragedy inspires service: Carters invest in youth, children during MB125

Bonnie and Mark Carter of Moberly, have ministered to youth most of their 30 years of marriage. Their work continues despite losing their two teenage daughters in a 2008 car accident.

Truth deletes fear every time

Our emotions must be taught the truth. By faith, we must believe that despite what our emotions are telling us, the undisputable truth is that we don’t need to fear.

The good of Southern Baptist polity: SBC messengers condemn Alt-right white supremacy

Southern Baptists can be proud of how the SBC messengers and elected leaders responded to and corrected an error of one of their committees and insisted that the right thing be done.

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