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A Boyce College freshman died Sunday evening when a speeding motorist crossed the grassy median of a local interstate and struck his car.

Cliff Barrows will never forget the evening that Billy Graham’s Gospel invitation led the famous evangelist to fear for his safety.

More than 150 members of the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) gathered at the organization’s Southeast Regional meeting held March 18-19 at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

The response of King Jehoshaphat as the Ammonite and Moabite armies approached Judah would have stunned the authors of many contemporary manuals on church leadership, said noted pastor Alistair Begg at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary on March 15.

Evangelicals must be careful not to elevate the role of Mary above that which is presented in Scripture, said R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, in the March 21 issue of TIME magazine.

Christians can learn the nature of true faith by examining the apostle Thomas’ doubt after Jesus’ resurrection, noted scholar and author D.A. Carson told students at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary March 1.

It was the summer of 2002, and life seemed to be working out perfectly for Andrea Hurdle.

A recent graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi, Hurdle planned to marry her fiancé Kevin Todd in July and travel with him to The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he would begin studying in the fall of 2003.

Christians must engage popular culture, not by becoming a cheap imitation of it, but by proclaiming to it the only story that makes sense of the fallen world—redemption through a crucified and risen Lord, Russell D. Moore recently told a group of college students.

Who is the real Jesus Christ?

Did He actually claim to be God? What did Jesus think about Scripture and is He really the only way to salvation? Also, if Jesus loved the church, must I also love it?

Christian women must be wise and not ‘weak-willed,’ Mary Kassian recently told more than 200 attendees of the Women’s Leadership Consultation Feb. 10-12 at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

More 200 women came to The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary from nine states and Canada recently for a conference designed to train female leaders for ministry in the local church.

For Jon Pearce, this was no ordinary funeral.

He scarcely knew the deceased—a young girl—as she had been involved in the church’s Wednesday evening AWANA program for only a few weeks.