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Clarifying a Contemporary Debate

(Editor’s note: This is Chapter 14 of an excerpt from What Is a Pastor?, recently released by Courier Publishing. To order, visit CourierPublishing.com.)   By Nate Akin To answer the question, “What is a pastor?” it’s helpful to set... Continue Reading »

The Avowal of Faith

(Editors’ note: This article is an excerpt from Tony Wolfe’s new book: Baptism: A Solemn and Beautiful Emblem of Our Faith). God is holy, just, perfect, righteous, and true. Every one of us is broken and scarred by sin.... Continue Reading »

Clayton Explains the Parables of Jesus in Fourth Book

In Kingdom Come: Kingdom Parables of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew, longtime Tennessee pastor Ken Clayton offers an engaging, expository study of 18 parables that Jesus told. “Dr. Clayton guides the learner in exploring those kingdom parables that... Continue Reading »

Newest Hunt Book Tells of Annie’s “Amazing Adventures”

Ask any longtime Southern Baptist, “Who was Annie Armstrong?” and you’ll likely hear about an amazing missions pioneer who launched a women’s society to help spread the gospel to her nation … and the nations. In her latest book,... Continue Reading »

Bob Hunt — Retired Missionary, Minister and Husband of Author Rosalie Hunt — Dies Dec. 19

Bob Hunt — an international missionary from Alabama who served for more than 30 years on the field — died Dec. 19 surrounded by his family. Hunt and his wife, Rosalie, served in eight countries including Taiwan, Hong Kong,... Continue Reading »

Hunter Baker Authors New Book — Postliberal Protestants: Baptists Between Obergefell and Christian Nationalism

We asked Hunter Baker, author of Postliberal Protestants: Baptists Between Obergefell and Christian Nationalism, a few questions about his recently published book. The Baptist Courier: Why did you write this book? Baker: I wrote my first book, The End... Continue Reading »

Q&A With Ryan Robertson: Why Tokyo?

Reaching & Teaching, a missions organization rooted in the local church, recently began to focus on reaching Tokyo, Japan. They went to Japan and filmed a documentary showing the need for missionaries in the most populated city of the... Continue Reading »

Hinkle Publishes Devotions from Colossians

Looking for a new devotion book to begin the new year? From the author of studies on Proverbs, James and Philippians comes a new Bible study guide on Colossians. The Sufficiency of Christ: Devotions from Colossians by Tom Hinkle... Continue Reading »

New 90-Day Devotional Focuses on Prayer

One of the crucial questions Jesus’s disciples asked Him was this: How ought we to pray? Many Christians continue to ask that question and worry that their prayer life is not adequate. Author Carol Archer understands and has written... Continue Reading »

Tennessee Baptist Editor Publishes ‘Reflections of a Christian Journalist’

Lonnie Wilkey, editor of the Baptist and Reflector for the past 26 years, has published a collection of columns he wrote while serving on the staff of the state Baptist paper of Tennessee. Faith, Family and Life’s Lessons: Reflections... Continue Reading »

Bells and Tales Compiles Inspiring Missions Moments

Rosalie Hunt’s most recent work, Bells and Tales: Stories of Amazing Missions Moments, is a compilation of fascinating and compelling stories about both missionary heroes and ordinary believers. “Mama loved to tell me stories of missionary heroes. Those heroes... Continue Reading »

Clayton’s Justified by Faith Offers Study on Book of Romans

In his third book with Courier Publishing, longtime pastor Ken Clayton offers a diligent study of the Book of Romans in Justified by Faith, similar to his early works on the Gospel of John and the Book of Daniel.... Continue Reading »