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PASADENA, Calif. – When Trenton Mueller moved from Tennessee to Southern California to begin the church planting process, he never would have imagined his journey would intersect with one of the greatest tragedies Los Angeles would ever face.

Charles Spurgeon, one of my favorite writers, spoke often about the minister’s responsibility to guard himself, to “take heed, therefore, to yourselves first, that you be that which you persuade others to be.”* He pushed leaders to be people of integrity and credibility.

GULFPORT, Miss. (BP) — Two weeks ago, Pastor Jimmy Stewart of First Baptist Church preached a sermon titled “Ask. Seek. Knock,” based on Matthew 7:7. Afterwards Matthew and Kaley Dean talked to their young children over identifying one specific, measurable thing to ask of God.

A South Carolina business found a unique way to support International Mission Board missionaries. Golf Carts.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP) – Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary inaugurated a new academic semester at Spring Convocation Jan. 21 with an address by President Jason Allen and the signing of the Articles of Faith by two recently elected faculty members.

FORT WORTH, Texas – During the Jan. 21 spring convocation address, David S. Dockery, president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, invited Southwesterners to join him in considering what it means to serve and live in community, explaining the importance of the communion of saints and how it impacts the institution.

The photos below show some of the work being done by California Southern Baptist Disaster Relief amid the devastating wildfires in Southern California. Photos by Robert Jordan

WASHINGTON (BP) – Incoming President Donald Trump has halted for at least 90 days a refugee admissions program that resettled 100,000 individuals fleeing persecution in fiscal year 2024, including nearly 30,000 Christians.

ALPHARETTA, Ga. – If anything good can come from an institution like the Church being attacked, Trevin Wax thinks it can lead “to a purer, better institution in the future.”

ALPHARETTA, Ga. – There’s no disgust or anger when Trevin Wax talks about the Church. Instead, there’s compassion, a love for the followers of Christ.