“Can you imagine what would happen if we had a couple of thousand people in our churches…really began to share their faith with friends and neighbors and co-workers and family members? What a difference that could make.” Pat Pajak said. Read…
Longform Articles
Fractured alliances: Time for Evangelicals to decide
The divide is growing between conservatives who support Trump over Hillary Clinton’s liberal ideals, and those who say they won’t vote for the businessman-turned-reality TV star with a penchant for saying whatever is on his mind. Read…
NAMB debuts relief resources
The North American Mission Board launched a new ministry initiative in St. Louis to help churches meet physical needs in their communities, and deliver help and hope in the process. Send Relief will focus on a few key areas of need and work with local churches to send resources into communities across the U.S. Read…
Share the Gospel, finish well
Speakers at the SBC Pastors’ Conference preached on one passage during the 2016 meeting in the Gateway City, diving deep into the apostle Paul’s instruction to younger church leader Timothy. “Live This,” the theme of this year’s Pastors’ Conference, was taken from 2 Timothy 4:5-6, when Paul urges Timothy to “be serious about everything, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry.” Read…
Metro East St. Louis: Fun leads to faith in 85 community projects across the region
One man said, “Last Sunday, I was going to kill myself.” The man told Eloy Rodriguez he had been in his car and was going to drive into traffic, but pulled back when he realized he wouldn’t only be killing himself, but the people in the other cars as well. But the man said he still didn’t want to go on. Rodriguez and his team shared the gospel and he accepted Christ as his savior. Afterwards, “that guy gave me the biggest hug I’ve ever had,” Rodriguez said. Read…