The Baptist Courier

It seems the whole city is mourning the death of Southern Baptist representative Cheryll Harvey.... Continue Reading »

Those with disabilities are never unhinged from the earthly reminders of their broken bodies, and so their faith is ever challenged.... Continue Reading »

North Greenville University has set the most ambitious fundraising goal in its 120-year existence: $25 million by 2016.... Continue Reading »

'tell me about yourself.? Most of us have been asked that question at an interview, a party or some other social function. How do you answer? What makes you who you are? Who you think you are will determine... Continue Reading »

My reason for spotlighting these Tinseltown treasures is to remind moviegoers that movies can combine the ultimate expressions of joy and sadness, of love and hate, of passion and romance, and of hope and faith.... Continue Reading »

Michael Lewis McGee, 82, of Spartanburg, a long-serving pastor, died Aug. 25, 2012.... Continue Reading »

Jesus warned His followers against judging other believers in a hypocritical way. Some kinds of judgment are necessary, but Jesus was warning against unloving, condemning criticism of another person. It is a call to be discerning rather than negative.... Continue Reading »

Cooperative Program giving from South Carolina Baptist churches bounced back in August, pushing receipts into positive territory for the fiscal year. The August figures signaled a recovery from the previous month, when giving dipped below budgeted needs for the... Continue Reading »

A discipleship initiative named ?Multiply? is being launched by David Platt and Francis Chan from a burden ?about the commitment level of the local church to make disciples of all nations.?... Continue Reading »

No one doubts that we live in a sinful world. Everywhere we look, we see sin or evidence of it. Politicians accept bribes, business leaders profit using unethical practices, spouses commit adultery, the list goes on and on.... Continue Reading »

The debut of 'the American Bible Challenge? game show provided Game Show Network its highest ratings ever, easily outperforming the previous record, the network says.... Continue Reading »

A small stone seal unearthed in Israel is likely the first archaeological evidence of the Old Testament judge Samson, say the co-directors of the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Center for Archaeological Research.... Continue Reading »