Members of faith communities today often ask, “How will we relate to each other as Christians in a digital world? How will we treat our brothers and sisters in Christ in the ever-changing cyber-world?” Many assume they know the answers, only to discover that not all members of the fellowship share the same convictions.

Faith leaders are excoriating Trump and Sessions for recent immigration policy changes, but RNS columnist Jacob Lupfer sees this crisis as Congress’ fault—specifically, House Republicans who have bet their survival on nativist politics.

Doyle Sager wonders, does my theological education continue to impact me? (via Baptist News Global)

What will become of the Southern Baptist Convention?

With success comes the vain belief that more success will follow, but there’s always ‘a day after.’

What do newlyweds lose when fewer weddings take place in churches?

The call for dismissing the swimsuit portion of the Miss America Pageant came from an unlikely source. It wasn’t Christians—at least this time.

The daily drumbeat of bad news has set the stage for the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Dallas next week. Will the meeting accelerate a decline? Or could it be the start of a revival?

A church’s budget often prevents sending representatives to the SBC annual meeting in person. Why can’t the SBC offer virtual, remote participation?

Author and sexual abuse survivor Mary DeMuth pens an open letter to the Southern Baptist Convention in light of Paige Patterson’s dismissal from Southwestern Seminary.

The differences between the removals of Paige Patterson and Russell Dilday from Southwestern Seminary speak volumes about the current state of the institution.

If Jimmy Carter and Jerry Falwell Jr. can get along, maybe there’s hope for all political sides to do the same.