For those seeking real and lasting change in race relations, perseverance is required. Tillanye Stewart outlines what such perseverance looks like.

Rather than combatting abortion by electing conservative presidents who can appoint conservative judges, Jared Brandt calls for a different approach.

Pastor Joseph Parker, the senior pastor of David Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Austin, reflects on the legacy of Rev. C.T. Vivian and Rep. John Lewis.

Forgiveness is no less challenging because Jesus commands it. Trent Richardson explains particular challenges with forgiveness and points to good news for all.

Veronica Timbers shares an experience of awe during a hike in the mountains of North Carolina and points to the source of our greatest longings.

Nathan Feinberg challenges his peers in pastoral ministry to be mindful of what authority they do or do not have to speak as medical or government experts.

Mark Faries considers how churches can become proactive, like some did in response to tobacco, in promoting healthy living in response to COVID-19.

Mariah Humphries, a Mvskoke Native American and a Baptist Standard director, responds to two examples used in an op-ed about the image of God.

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.

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.

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

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.