March 28, 2018 Stories

‘Freedom, if you can keep it’: Metaxas talks faith, culture in exclusive Pathway interview

Seeking to help Americans contemplate the role of faith in politics, Metaxas has recently focused on the importance of Christian political activism.

How do you stop a revolving door?

The revolving door of those who are incarcerated is a big problem in our culture. Too many get out on parole or after serving their time and – boom – they find themselves back in again.

Soldiers, trainees follow Christ: 200-plus profess faith, 20 baptized at Fort Leonard Wood

More than 200 Army soldiers professed faith in Christ at Fort Leonard Wood earlier this month, and 20 have already been baptized, according to a Southern Baptist chaplain on the base.

Protecting the unborn, voting, digging wells

Missouri has become one of the nation’s strongest defenders of the unborn, and that reputation will be enhanced if the General Assembly passes the “Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.”

Baptist lawyer urges Mo Supreme Court to uphold law respecting student privacy

Southern Baptist attorney Jonathan Whitehead filed a friend-of-the-court brief March 26 with the Missouri Supreme Court in support of a lower court’s dismissal of a lawsuit against Blue Springs R-IV School District that would have authorized a girl identifying as a boy to use the boys’ locker rooms and restrooms at the high school.

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