Tim Musquiz is a member of Iglesia Bautista Maranatha in Houston and an oil and gas senior-level manager. He shares his background and thoughts being a Christian in the marketplace.

RE: Trump steadily fulfills goals on religious right wish list An Associated Press article indicates Donald Trump is fulfilling all the requests from the religious right, but Trump doesn’t do…

To be connected and stay connected, we have to keep talking to each other. That isn’t news. It’s definitely not satire. But it’s more than mere opinion.

Texas Baptists are in the disciple-making business, and disciple-making begins with telling someone about Jesus.

Jay Abernathy, the associate pastor for pastoral care and generations ministry at First Baptist Church of Lubbock, Texas, shares his background and thoughts on ministry.

What’s the difference between fake news, opinion, satire and real news? Readers are finding it harder and harder to know. Researchers hope to make it easier.

A Baptist Standard reader responds to an op-ed by Patrick Adair, in which he expressed his view of a new immigration rule.

In response to recent headlines about prominent Christians leaving Christianity, Joshua Sharp shares his own hopeful story.

Teacher, we have entrusted our children to you. Too often, you feel the weight of that, especially when we are critical of you. Today, may you feel the blessing in that.

Many are reacting and responding to new immigration policy announced by Ken Cuccinelli on Aug. 12. Here is a prophetic response from someone who ministers with immigrants and their families.

Getting an education is a lot of sacrifice, but seeing what God can do through you is more rewarding than staying in a comfort zone.

Shannon Rutherford, director of the Baptist Student Ministry at the University of Houston, shares her background and thoughts on student ministry.