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The world’s greatest need is to recognize the profound simplicity of the Gospel, R. Albert Mohler Jr. said Jan. 27 in his spring convocation address at The Southern Baptist Theological …

In pastoral counseling, ministers face the challenge of simultaneously proclaiming the Word of God and applying valid insights from the discipline of psychology, writers in the winter edition of the Southern Baptist Journal of Theology conclude.

R. Albert Mohler Jr. searched the nation for a new dean of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s School of Theology and a new dean of Boyce College.

Marriage between a man and a woman is the basic structure that holds society together and the governmental sanctioning of same-sex unions would eventually destroy society, R. Albert Mohler Jr. said in a Jan. 14 debate.

Daniel L. Akin became the sixth president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Jan. 15 with a unanimous vote of the seminary’s board of trustees.

One by one, they came to speak about Lewis A. (Louie) Drummond in the chapel at the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove. And each person said the same thing about the scholar, evangelist and fourth president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary: He was an encourager whose support for his students, laymen and theologians reached the highest level.

Kevin Edwards knew that God was calling him to ministry shortly after he committed his life to Christ more than 20 years ago.

Lewis A. (Louie) Drummond was a scholar with a heart for souls, colleagues said after Drummond’s death Jan. 4 at the age of 77.

Lewis A. Drummond, denominational statesman and former president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, died of a heart attack Jan. 4 in Asheville, N.C., as a complication from treatment for cancer. He was 77.

If not for some quick action by campus security officer Adam Panisiak, the campus of Boyce College could have sustained extensive damage from a Nov. 21 fire.

I confess. I am a Tolkien fanatic.

Next to the Bible, I have read “The Lord of the Rings” through more times (over 20) than any other book. I remember the first time I took up “The Hobbit” at the age of 14, reading it in a single night under my blankets with my dad’s trusty railroad flashlight.

Successful church planters must view the church as a living organism rather than an inanimate institution, church planter Neil Cole said at a church planting conference Nov. 20 at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.