In his first editorial for the Baptist Standard, new editor Eric Black reflects on how the Standard is similar to a collection of hubcaps.

Marv Knox signs off after almost 19 years as editor of the Baptist Standard.

If we’re going to be serious about following Jesus, that means doing everything we can—everything—to care for the weak, the poor, the vulnerable.

Texas Baptists and other people of faith must remain vigilant to combat a proposal to create a state education voucher system during the special session of the Legislature.

President Trump promised America is “going to start saying ‘Merry Christmas’ again.” So, how do you think Jesus would like for us to celebrate his birthday?

We talk about patriotism quite a bit around Independence Day. But what does being a patriot mean for a Christian in 21st century America?

If people of faith are shut out of either major political party, then voices for moral principles and transcendent values will be diminished.

A bout with cancer—especially the treatments—took a toll on Editor Marv Knox’s face. And in the scars and contortions, he sees signs of God’s grace.

What force exerts the greatest influence on your congregation and the Christians you know? Are they shaped more by the gospel of Jesus Christ or by the culture around them?

Advice Mister Rogers received from his mother many years ago is great advice for those of us living in a terror-traumatized, fractious and greedy world today.

President Donald Trump has proposed a budget, and because of the close association between his administration and evangelical Christians, God’s reputation is at stake.

Why do some mature adults walk away from church and, worse, away from faith? And what can be done about it?