By Andy Hale As the Fellowship gathered in Dallas this summer for General Assembly, a unique experience was created for event participants, social media viewers, and podcast listeners. The CBF Podcast Stage featured interviews with theologians, church historians, remarkable leaders, and practitioners. Presenting over fifteen guests, the Podcast Stage offered audiences a unique interactive experience … Continue reading
By William Reilly One of Jesus’ favorite teaching topics was the Kingdom of God. Throughout the gospels, he uses parables and examples to describe the Kingdom of God as exceedingly valuable. He said that it is something we must be prepared and wait in anticipation for. He taught that it is open to all, if … Continue reading
By Blake Tommey Délivrence Gédé toils from sunrise to sunset at her home in the rural mountain community of Magandou, Haiti. Each day, she sweeps her house, washes dishes, tends to her animals and then returns to work in the garden. She also washes clothes, irons them and ties up any loose ends. When she finally finishes her … Continue reading
The following is a prayer from John Mark Boes in response to the tragic shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif., on Wednesday. God, We are distraught as we mourn the lives of 12 of Your beloved senselessly gunned down in Thousand Oaks, California. We are weary; weary with the burden of … Continue reading
By Andy Hale America is changing. Depending on who you are and what change you do or do not want to see, the talk of change will either bring about great anxiety or excitement. The change we are seeing is the result of an exhaustion to the all too frequent mass shootings, sexual harassment, and … Continue reading
By Blake Tommey Even for the most positive rural development leaders, it’s easy to focus on what is broken, explained Marc Boswell, coordinator of Together for Hope Louisiana and asset-based development leader in the remote town of Lake Providence. TFH-Louisiana is part of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s rural development coalition, Together for Hope. “One of the … Continue reading
By Marv Knox Pastors and ministry leaders on both sides of the Mexico-United States border are gearing up to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the immigrant caravan that began in Latin America and now is marching through Mexico toward the United States. A coalition of churches on both sides of the border, including … Continue reading
