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A case for Christian elementary and secondary schools
I am truly amazed at the excellence of many of our Christian colleges and universities. I serve as a trustee of Union University in Jackson, TN, and we have remarkable students and a first-class faculty to train them. We send out graduates who will elevate the professionalism in their respective fields, and will transform the world with the message of the Gospel.
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Who's Missing? Whose Mission?
IMB's 2009 theme is "Who's Missing? Whose Mission?" focusing on those still missing from God's family and our Great Commission call to reach them. Even after 2,000 years of Christian influence, more than 1.5 billion people are still missing out on the opportunity to hear the Gospel. Many of the world's people missing from God's family live in concentrated pockets of lostness. About 80 unreached people groups still have no contact with the outside world.
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Creatures of Habit
Do you ever feel weary of spending time with God? Oh, you might not say it that way — and you might not say it out loud — but if we’re honest, we’d all admit to experiencing seasons when time spent in prayer or Scripture reading feels more like a boring chore than an intimate connection with the living God. We all probably experience seasons when time spent in prayer or Scripture reading feels more like a boring chore than an intimate connection with the living God. Here are tips for connecting with God in a fresh, new way.
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Failing economy increases demands on SBC hunger ministries
As thousands of families across America gather around their dinner tables tonight, bow their heads, and thank God for the meal they’re about to receive, a Mexican family will be sending their children to bed hungry. No, this family does not live in an impoverished, third-world town south of the border. They live in New Mexico, where 15.87 percent of the population faces food insecurity -- they don’t know where their next meal will come from.
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ERLC Offers ‘Fifteen Principles for Successful Health Care Reform’
While the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission remains opposed to the health care bills moving through Congress, we strongly support bringing reform to the nation’s health care system. Offering a framework for acceptable reform, the ERLC has outlined “Fifteen Principles for Successful Health Care Reform.” To view those principles, please click here.
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Members
Empowering
Kingdom Growth
2009
SBC Annual
