February 20, 2018 Stories

Cornerstone Baptist, Sedalia, to host women’s conference

Cornerstone Baptist Church, Sedalia, is hosting the “Rooted for Life” Women and Teens’ Conference here, March 3, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Doors open at 8:00 a.m.

Christian wedding cake baker wins Calif. court battle

A California trial court has upheld a Christian baker’s right to refuse to create a wedding cake for a lesbian couple; the decision comes as a similar case is pending in the nation’s highest court.

MBCH president meets with Missouri’s First Lady

Exciting times are on the horizon for Missouri Baptist Children’s Home, trustees learned at their Jan. 23 meeting at the main MBCH campus.

University cancels Ken Ham after LGBT group complains

Christian apologist and creationist Ken Ham has been dropped from the speaking lineup of a public university after a campus LGBT group complained to event organizers, Ham said in a Feb. 6 press release.

Biblical archaeology confab to open exhibit at SBU

SBU will open the special exhibit “Khirbet el-Maqatir – A Journey through Biblical History” with a biblical archaeology conference, featuring Dr. Scott Stripling, on Feb. 24, on the Bolivar campus.

Conservative Resurgence archives housed at SWBTS

It has been more than 40 years since the Southern Baptist Convention’s “Conservative Resurgence” took root,

Humans’ uniqueness confirmed by science

While the Bible teaches that God designed humans – and only humans – in His image, evolutionary scientists continue to try to explain the origin of humans' superior intellect when compared to primates.

CBF nixes ‘absolute’ LGBT hiring ban, maintains it for leaders

The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship's Governing Board has voted to lift the Fellowship's "absolute prohibition" of hiring homosexual and transgender employees.

The downward spiral of depravity

God’s self-revelation in creation and conscience remains for the wicked, and so does His general grace. But those who reject God fall farther away from Him until, ultimately, He lets them go.

Sight & Sound Theatre’s ‘Samson’ to bring down house in Branson

Matt Neff, CEO of Sight & Sound Theatres, is so excited about the newest show coming to Branson, a story about a flawed biblical figure who could take on the Hulk in an arm wrestling match: Samson.

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