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Peter Greig was on his way to his home in England as he hurried through Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. He soon learned that the Iceland volcano had grounded all flights. Peter asked God how He wanted him to use this interruption, and his thoughts flew to his friend Joe, 150 miles away in Madison, Wis.

“Do you really believe a fish swallowed Jonah?” The question came after I preached a chapel service at a “Christian” college.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (BP) – Reading the Bible makes Christians and others more generous with their time, talents and money, and encourages acts of brotherly love, the American Bible Society (ABS) said in its latest release from the 15th annual State of the Bible.

Kansas-Nebraska Baptists creating a culture of discipleship, partnership; New Mexico Baptists celebrate One-Day mission trip.

DELAND, Fla. – Sixteen DeLand High School football players were baptized Oct. 16 at Stetson Baptist Church, in an event leaders described as the fruit of four years of simple, steady ministry presence.

WASHINGTON (BP) – Faith leaders, including those from the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, are urging the confirmation of Congressman Mark Walker as International Religious Freedom (IRF) ambassador-at-large.

TOKYO – Hannah Walker didn’t know sign language when her journey began to serve the Deaf community. As a former Journeyman with the International Mission Board, she was drawn to the lostness of the global Deaf and was led by the Lord to serve them in Thailand.

PLATEAU, Nigeria (BP) -- Nigerian missionary and community activist Fred Williams recalls New York’s 9/11 not only because of the previously unthinkable terrorist attack. Sept. 11, 2001, was also the first time Islamic terrorists attacked his village in Plateau State, Nigeria.