Rather than passing along conspiracy theories, Jack Goodyear exhorts Christians to think critically and to pass along the good news of Jesus Christ.

Churches are trying to decide when and how they will regather in person. Pastor Randall Worley suggests a full consideration of Hebrews 10:24-25.

Breonna Taylor’s killing was overlooked and overshadowed when it happened. Kathryn Freeman reminds us God sees those we don’t.

The question is controversial: Is it OK to divorce an abusive spouse? Joshua Sharp considers the Bible’s counsel on the topic of divorce.

¿Estás ansioso por la reapertura de tu iglesia? Su pastor puede estar estresado al respecto. Ryan Jespersen ofrece formas de reducir el estrés para usted y su pastor.

How do the ministry of the church and social work go hand in hand? Julianna Marraccino describes four areas for churches and social workers to join forces.

Are you anxious about your church re-opening? Your pastor may be stressed about it. Ryan Jespersen offers ways to reduce stress for you and your pastor.

Rafael Murillo explains how churches are like prickly pear cactus … in a good way. Rafael Murillo explica cómo las iglesias son como cactus … y es bueno.

In response to the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, Trent Richardson poses direct questions to Baptist Standard readers about the worth of a black man.

Albert Reyes, CEO of Buckner International, calls Christians to continue to be community for the most vulnerable, keeping our eyes and ears open for their needs.

What do bike riding, a gym workout, pain and 1 Corinthians have to do with each other? Dr. Lisa Rainey explains some lessons she is learning.

In a follow-up to his previous article on universalism, the idea that all are saved, Joshua Sharp addresses the question, “How do I know I truly am saved?”