The church locally and globally must fight for unity for us to be salt and light to the world around us. Such unity is our public witness.

Vince Smith, executive director and lead mission strategist of the CBA Church Network, shares his background and thoughts on church and associational ministry.

Have you felt broken and empty, cold and lifeless? Have you been at your lowest and wondered if you would truly live again? This is one person’s story of being awakened.

When everything seems to be going the wrong way, when defeat seems inevitable, there is always hope in Jesus.

Dr. Pablo Juárez challenges Christians to look beyond Easter and the resurrection of Jesus to a life of ongoing discipleship empowered by the risen Lord.

Take away our buildings, our safety, our freedom, and we will worship still.

John Litzler, an attorney with a heart for the church, shares his background and thoughts on following Christ in the marketplace.

A Baptist Standard reader responds to Myles Werntz’s op-ed examining an ethical question about the theft of basic necessities.

Editor Eric Black names some key filters and parameters for deciding what is published in the Baptist Standard.

Is stealing bread a crime when you’re hungry? Is stealing medicine a crime when you’re sick? College students study these questions. But what about having so many needy people in a prosperous country? Is that a crime?

Jaci Garrett considers the beloved hymn “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” and the wonder of being tied to Jesus.

As we draw near to Easter, Lisa Rainey, Ph.D., encourages readers consider all we are afforded because of that morning.