Springfield | Gov. J.B. Pritzker seemed surprised by passage of an assisted suicide bill for terminally ill patients when pressed by a group of reporters this week. “I’m looking at it, Pritzker said in Chicago Monday. “It was something that I didn’t expect and didn’t know was going to be voted on, so we’re examining […]
BF&M Articles 11 & 12: Let’s talk about Jesus
The first official SBC-sanctioned witnessing training I received was called “Lay Evangelism School.” A leader from the state convention came to our church and taught us how to use a “survey method” to share the gospel on a Saturday morning. Then we went out and did it. We knocked on doors in the neighborhood and […]
Huckabee sees Mid-East ‘reset’
Gaza | As tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians from Gaza formed a human train returning to their war-ravaged home, President Trump declared a new beginning in terms that sounded almost biblical, and a former Baptist pastor now diplomat predicted a ‘reset’ not only for Israel, but the whole Middle East. “After so many years […]
Kirk’s death hits home for Illinois eyewitness
A young man from Illinois was sitting in the front row when Charlie Kirk was shot and killed. He saw everything. “I wasn’t necessarily drawn to that rally because of the politics,” he said. “There’s a lot of hate generated with debating and from both sides. But I just wanted to support a Christian man […]
Illinois teams bring the gospel to Chicagoland
Metropolis is a long way from Chicago. It’s 365 miles in distance—from the southern tip of Illinois to the north end, about six hours, not counting pit stops. But it’s also a long way in terms of population and culture—from small town to big city, from middle class midwestern to multi-ethnic communities at every socioeconomic […]
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