Jim Denison draws attention to the need for people to maintain community to overcome the isolation that can accompany social distancing.

A seasoned child welfare director shares her experience of being a foster parent during the COVID-19 crisis and the need to find help.

Baptist Standard readers respond to Editor Eric Black’s editorial about recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions and how Christians respond to them.

A Baptist Standard reader responds to Jim Lemons’ article on the doctrine of the image of God as a basis on which to establish race relations.

Jim Denison considers significant events from the first half of 2020 in light of a Christian’s posture facing the second half of the year.

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

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

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.

Jim Denison seeks to create further awareness of the longstanding issue of racism in the United States and the transforming hope the gospel offers.

Sam Law, founder of Sam Law Financial and member of First Baptist Church in Lubbock, shares his thoughts about being a Christian in the marketplace.

As debates swirl around the country over defunding or disbanding police departments, an analogy might help in understanding some calls for defunding.

Churches have more reason to partner with public schools than they may realize. Marshall Cook, a son and grandson of educators, explains.