Brandon Porter is a film editor and partner at The Pathway, a publication associated with Baptist Standard Publishing. His work focuses on covering various topics within the Baptist community, including profiles of Christian artists, discussions on religious liberty, and analysis of Baptist polity. His articles have also been featured in Kentucky Today.
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By: Kent Mallett, Kristen Sosebee, Teresa Young, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Diana Chandler, Mike Johnson, Stephen Groves, Brandon Porter
I have tried really hard to like golf, but I prefer hobbies that do not tempt me to say or do things I will regret later. One thing I do like about golf is the mulligan—a do-over stroke that doesn’t count. They make those terrible shots disappear into thin air.
By: Kent Mallett, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Diana Chandler, Mike Johnson, Stephen Groves, Brandon Porter
Editor’s note: Nate Adams is executive director of the Illinois Baptist State Association.
By: Nate Adams, Kent Mallett, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Diana Chandler, Mike Johnson, Stephen Groves, Brandon Porter
BROOKHAVEN, Miss. (BP) – Easthaven Church in Brookhaven dedicated a massive cross on Good Friday.
By: Tony Martin, Nate Adams, Kent Mallett, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Mike Johnson, Stephen Groves, Brandon Porter
WASHINGTON (BP) – A law criminalizing gender transition care for minors in Idaho can be applied while two anonymous teenage plaintiffs’ challenge to the law continues in court, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled April 15.
By: Brandon Porter, Leslie Peacock Caldwell, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Diana Chandler, John Raby
ORLANDO, Fla. (BP) – Hispanic, Asian and African American leaders from across the Southern Baptist Convention gathered in the Sunshine State April 16-17 to share how they see God working and to share ideas.
By: Timothy Cockes, Brandon Porter, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Diana Chandler, John Raby
FORT WORTH (BP) — The question was as sharp as it was simple.
By: Brandon Porter, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Geraldine Ragan, Fredrick Nzwili, Diana Chandler
NASHVILLE (BP) – Brett pulled up to the unassuming farmhouse situated in the rolling hills of Tennessee with a box of winter supplies and clothes donated by local churches. He expected a language barrier with the Arabic speakers. The residents of the house were Egyptians who trace their Christian roots to the first century.
By: Brandon Porter, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Geraldine Ragan, Fredrick Nzwili
Protests on U.S. college campuses opposing Israel’s continuing military campaign in Gaza reflect the views of a significant minority of Gen Z voters, a recent online survey revealed.
By: Brandon Porter, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Geraldine Ragan, Fredrick Nzwili
FRANKLIN (BP) – The start of a new year will mark the end of an era for the Baptist and Reflector, newsjournal of the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board.
By: Brandon Porter
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — At a time when war and tumult are rampant across the globe, prayer warriors are believing God will hear their cry for help and relief. The 2024 National Day of Prayer is set to be observed on May 2.
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