Zac Harrel, the pastor of First Baptist Church in Gustine, expresses thoughts and emotions common to many pastors trying to lead churches during the pandemic.

Artists and entertainers may be labeled “nonessential” during a pandemic, but they continue to give to us and hope we will continue to give to them.

Landon Hebison, the associate pastor of Miller Heights Baptist Church in Belton, considers the coronavirus pandemic through the lens of the prophet Habakkuk.

Sandy Wisdom-Martin, executive director of national WMU, suggests five ways to care for others in God-honoring ways during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lenny Smith, author and composer of ‘Our God Reigns,’ reflects on what the reign of God looks like in a world driven by the pursuit of power.

Glen Schmucker, a minister and hospice chaplain, shares a heartwarming story of a church that showed love to a man when he needed it most.

Jimmy Dorrell, executive director of Mission Waco and pastor of Church Under the Bridge, suggests a different perspective on the coronavirus pandemic.

Mindful of social distancing happening during Lent, Maddie Rarick called on her Sunday school class to continue practicing prayerful reflection.

The newness of social distancing can be overwhelming. Jack Goodyear points us to words of encouragement and strength for getting through these days.

Rev. Dr. Michael Evans Sr., president of the BGCT and pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Mansfield, exhorts the church to seize its opportunity to share the gospel.

Looking for peace to replace fear or anxiety in the midst of troubling times? Miranda Jo Davis offers a simple guide for finding freedom from fear.

Social distancing can be a spiritual act of mercy toward and for our neighbors, explains Erin Albin Hill with the Center for Church and Community Impact at Baylor University.