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Finding justice for both Maureen Faulkner and Mumia Abu-Jamal

Mumia Abu-Jamal, a Black American political activist and journalist, has been incarcerated since he was convicted in 1982 and sentenced to death for the 1981 murder of Daniel Faulkner, a Philadelphia police officer. When a federal judge overturned the 1982…

Recent SBC leader mocks Pelosi attack via Twitter, while celebrating Elon Musk’s lack of content moderation

A former officer of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee who was among the most outspoken critics of the investigation into sexual abuse in SBC churches has used Twitter to mock the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi. Pelosi, husband of…

It will take more than marketing to redeem the reputation of the church

In case you missed it, the Washington Post recently published an article stating that a $100 million marketing campaign has been launched in an attempt to “redeem Jesus’ brand from the damage done by some of his followers.” The marketing…

‘We’re so blessed!’

This is the first in a November series produced by BNG on what it means to be “blessed,” a word so flippantly used that it often loses meaning. Before I tell you this story, I need to explain about the…

Once again, white evangelicals are outliers on beliefs about race and American history

White evangelicals are much more likely than other U.S. adults to believe white Americans face as much discrimination as Blacks and other people of color, Public Religion Research Institute found in its recently released 2022 American Values Survey. A smaller…

Ritual detergent: What the meaning of sin within the context of Leviticus might teach us today

For modern readers, Leviticus is one of the most grueling books of the Bible because of its long lists of rules, regulations and outlining of rituals that seem mostly irrelevant to today’s life. We do not sacrifice animals to atone…

Land deals have been part of Southwestern Seminary’s story from the beginning

Real estate has been at the heart of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s story from the beginning and now once again could offer a financial lifeline. Faced with an unspecified but clearly significant financial problem, the Fort Worth, Texas, seminary has…

The abusers in the pews

My abuser wasn’t a pastor. Still, he was a “good Christian man” by all appearances. He went to church every Sunday morning, Sunday night and Wednesday night. No one would have suspected a thing, and I wasn’t talking. Lately, we’ve…

Ministry jobs and more

Baptist News Global provides a free listing of ministry-related jobs for Baptist churches, theological institutions and organizations across the United States. Each free posting is for 30 days and is limited to 150 words. Postings may be extended another 30…

Supreme Court slides into partisanship

Before the fireworks, be careful what you drink

The contemptible case of Clarence Thomas

The permanent paradoxes of Christian thinking about war

Finding justice for both Maureen Faulkner and Mumia Abu-Jamal

Recent SBC leader mocks Pelosi attack via Twitter, while celebrating Elon Musk’s lack of content moderation

It will take more than marketing to redeem the reputation of the church

‘We’re so blessed!’

Once again, white evangelicals are outliers on beliefs about race and American history

Ritual detergent: What the meaning of sin within the context of Leviticus might teach us today

Land deals have been part of Southwestern Seminary’s story from the beginning

The abusers in the pews

Ministry jobs and more

On Halloween, thoughts about passing from darkness into light

Halloween reminds me of that time I was called upon to lead a ‘cleansing’ at a family’s home

Jesus scares or Jesus cares?

From Augustine to Jefferson, the idea of separating church and state has deep religious and secular roots

Defying pope and facing excommunication, SSPX consecrates bishops at huge outdoor Mass

BWA Leader Transitions to Full-Time Role with BWA Women

The Bible verses dividing Washington: How Matthew 25 became a political litmus test

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Supreme Court slides into partisanship

Before the fireworks, be careful what you drink

The contemptible case of Clarence Thomas

The permanent paradoxes of Christian thinking about war