The image of God, imago Dei, provides a robust foundation for discussions about race. Jim Lemons, theology professor at Dallas Baptist University, examines the doctrine.

Tresa and Mike McNeal, physicians with Baylor Scott and White Hospital in Temple, share their background and thoughts about being Christians in healthcare.

Jared Brandt urges North Texas churches to move services online this Sunday, June 28, as data suggests North Texas is at a pivotal moment in the Coronavirus pandemic.

A Baptist Standard reader responds to an opinion article about the need for congregations to be able to meet again in person.

Whatever happens to Confederate monuments, the lessons they contain are history that shouldn’t be forgotten, lest they be repeated, Gregory Tomlin contends.

Lawrence Traynor describes his experience abusing alcohol, including the rationalizations he used to avoid admitting he had a problem. And he offers hope.

Our children are taking in and learning from everything going on around them. Editor Eric Black challenges us to be mindful of what we are teaching them.

Jim Denison shares the story of Daylan McLee and why he pulled a police officer from a burning car as an example of the commandment to love one another.

Joshua Sharp responds to Kevin DeYoung’s call to Christians to fight the culture war through procreation, arguing the gospel calls for a different strategy.

Devah Pittman, a licensed and certified physician assistant in Clarendon, Texas, shares her background and thoughts on being a Christian in healthcare.

Despite being the last thing an epidemiologist might do, according to the New York Times, research indicates the overwhelming benefits of church involvement.

Re-opening schools during the coronavirus pandemic is a difficult conversation, but educational inequities provide strong reason to figure out how.