Opinion
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Among Syrian Christians, severe persecution yet perseverance – Baptist News Global
Editor’s note: It is exceedingly rare for BNG to run any article without a clearly identified byline for the author.…
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Can we love Jesus, but not the church?
“I love Jesus, but not the church.” This is what someone recently told me, and it left me puzzled. The…
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An equipper of Christians and churches
Dr. Roy Cotton has served Texas Baptists more than 21 years, retiring in 2020 as the director of African American…
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Justice looks like a Toni Morrison plot
EDITOR’S NOTE: “Justice looks like …” is a special series in the Voices column. Readers will have the opportunity to…
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The promise and perils of CRT
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is provided in response to questions received about critical race theory. It is excerpted and adapted…
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We need a new set of metrics for the spiritual life – Baptist News Global
I recently found this photo of my mom standing with my sisters and me on an Easter Sunday morning around…
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The first ethical issue is not who decides but who accompanies – Baptist News Global
This is the second in a four-part series. Secular Western medical ethics tends to be principlist and procedural. Two crucial…
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When did ‘woke’ become a four-letter word? – Baptist News Global
The Texas Legislature is currently considering bills forbidding the teaching in public schools of Critical Race Theory or the notion…
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I can’t make sense of how we treat the working poor – Baptist News Global
She sat across from me at the table, a pretty young woman with a baby in her arms and a…
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What will we do when health care gets personal?
Last week, I asked, “If you had a medical need arise and didn’t have the money to pay for it,…
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