Why Marriage Is the Most Urgent Ministry Gap in the Church Today

J.P. De Gance argues that one of the most significant ministry gaps in churches is the prioritization of healthy marriages, and focuses on some of the root causes that the church can begin to address.

J. P. De Gance J. P. De Gance | August 21, 2024

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Why Marriage Is the Most Urgent Ministry Gap in the Church Today

J.P. De Gance argues that one of the most significant ministry gaps in churches is the prioritization of healthy marriages, and focuses on some of the root causes that the church can begin to address.

J. P. De Gance J. P. De Gance | August 21, 2024

An ERLC Worth Saving

At the 2024 Southern Baptist Convention, Ben Wright voted along with around 30% of the Convention's messengers to dissolve the ERLC. At the same time, he offers three principles for the ERLCs work going forward that would lead him to embrace and support a future for the ERLC.

Ben Wright Ben Wright | August 16, 2024

Can We Trust the Trustees?

Gateway Seminary trustee Daniel Atkins shares three features about the role of SBC trustees, and argues that while our system of governance isn't perfect, it works.

Daniel Atkins Daniel Atkins | July 30, 2024

Who is the Real SBC?

Luke Holmes examines historical data about divides within the Southern Baptist Convention, arguing that while we are in little danger of being crushed by outside liberal forces, the SBC is in danger of being torn apart by internal forces.

Luke Holmes Luke Holmes | July 23, 2024

Shepherding Churches Through National Crises

Rhyne Putman responds to the claim that Christians should find another church if their pastor didn't directly address the assassination attempt on former President Trump, and offers four truths to guide pastors in navigating such circumstances in the future.

Rhyne Putman Rhyne Putman | July 17, 2024
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