More than 10,000 Southern Baptists gathered in Indianapolis last week for the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention. The SBC was confronte...
All too often churches are unsure of how to serve and minister to military families in their midst. Many of us simply don’t understand what it is like to have a spouse or parent deployed. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler welcomes retired Lt. Gen. Pat C ...
Pastors have often noted that there is a significant leap from the academics of the seminary classroom to the life of the church. Recognizing these difficulties, Dr. Michael Lawrence has served the church well with his new book: Biblical Theology in ...
Commencements come and commencements go. There will be thousands of graduation ceremonies around the world this season, and each will mark an important turning point in life. We have become so accustomed to these transitions and the need for marking ...
We have seen this coming for some time now. The public space has been closing, especially when it comes to Christian speech -- and especially when that speech is about homosexuality. Now, a Christian preacher has been arrested in Britain for the cri ...
Nancy Keenan, the current President of NARAL Pro-Choice America, is worried that many of the women in the next generation are not as committed to abortion rights as she would like them to be. Newsweek's Sarah Kliff recently published a story highligh ...
A recent study reveals that many pastors are remaining in denominations in which they are no longer able to give consent to the statement of faith that their denominations hold. Often motivated by financial incentive not to break ranks, pastors simp ...
Is there still a need for missionaries in the 21st century? On today's program, Dr. Mohler tackles this important question in an interview with Dr. David Sills, A.P. and Faye Stone Professor of Christian Missions and Cultural Anthropology at Souther ...
The history of humanity traces the flow of the earth's inhabitants into cities. For thousands of years, that flow was slow, but still traceable. In 1800, only 3 percent of the human population lived in cities. By 1900, cities held 14 percent of the p ...
Earlier this week, thousands of men and women descended upon Louisville, Kentucky for a conference called Together for the Gospel. A movement which began four years ago, the conference seeks to encourage gospel cooperation by those in different deno ...
In an age that is characterized by an anti-doctrinal, anti-theological spirit, it is rare for individuals to even have serious theological conversations, much less to maintain unity in the midst of real differences. Together for the Gospel is a demo ...