I can remember that when I was a young boy in my father’s home that the family would have breakfast together as we began the day.
Anyone who has ever sat in a Baptist church during a revival has probable heard the old hymn, “Just As I Am” hundreds of times.
The marketing and selling of blood pressure medicine is certainly on the rise if people allow all that is going on in our country and the world, to become internalized.
When faith is tied to political power, the heart of Jesus’ teachings, like love, service, and humility, can get lost.
Everyone will remember the story of the Good Samaritan that Jesus told to make a point about mercy and grace
Kindnesses have abounded in this week since the hurricane. We have much to be grateful for.
The Rev. Billy Alford recounts his experiences on his recent pilgrimage to England.
The Church occupies a unique place among all the institutions of the world. It is unique for a number of reasons.
Philip Hedgecoth, the last pastor at First Baptist Church or Evans, responds to Publisher Joe Edge’s column about liberal churches.
Grappling with different ideas about faith can help build faith up or tear it down
I have always liked birds of any kind. When I was a youngster, I was fascinated by birds and still am.
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