Mark Wingfield is the Executive Director and Publisher of Baptist News Global. With a focus on national news in the United States, Mark covers a wide range of topics including church leadership, political and social issues, religious freedom, and current events within the Baptist community. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on issues impacting the faith community and society at large.
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By: Mark Wingfield
Driving around my neighborhood in North Dallas, I’ve noticed an unspoken correlation with political yard signs this fall. Because we’ve lived in the same house for 25 years, I have a pretty good idea of who my neighbors are. It finally dawned on me one day that every yard that is decked out in multiple...
By: Mark Wingfield
When you come across something in your history that is wrong, “the thing to do is to confess and seek forgiveness,” Richard Hays told a large gathering of LGBTQ Christians and allies Oct. 25. Hays, a New Testament scholar who is retired dean of Duke Divinity School, recently published a much-anticipated book in which he...
One of the most prominent Baptist churches in Texas quietly quit the Southern Baptist Convention Oct. 27 — part of an unnoticed trend that’s hard to document on a national level. While updating its bylaws, Park Cities Baptist Church in Dallas removed reference to its affiliation with the SBC. The tall-steeple church had been nominally...
If your pastor were to stand in the pulpit this Sunday and explicitly tell you to vote for either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris for president, would your church be in legal jeopardy? Technically, yes. Realistically, no. The potential peril would stem from such an endorsement being a clear violation of the Johnson Amendment, a...
By: Mark Wingfield
If you left Twitter when it became X and wonder how things are going in your absence, Mike Cosper might have a word for you today.
The 2024 presidential election is a head-scratcher. Donald Trump is intentionally violating every canon of American political etiquette.
By: Mark Wingfield
Last Friday morning, Texas pastor Zach Lambert tweeted a selfie of him with his “I Voted” sticker with a 13-word description: Straight, White, Male, Lifelong Texan, Lifelong Christian Local Church Pastor, Kamala Harris voter.” Before he could deliver a Sunday sermon, his post had been viewed 5.5 million times and generated 12,000 comments — most...
Southern Baptist pastor Robert Jeffress got a shoutout from Donald Trump last week at a rally in Phoenix. Trump was interviewed by Tucker Carlson, who was fired from Fox News for lying but who continues to be an ardent Trump supporter. Also present at the rally at Glendale’s Desert Diamond Arena was Robert F. Kennedy...
Al Mohler is a lifelong Republican who sees the choice in this year’s presidential election as “clear” in compelling him to vote for Donald Trump. Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and a leading voice of theological interpretation in the Southern Baptist Convention, wrote an article in World magazine published the day before the...
Dwight McKissic and Al Mohler have disagreed on many things before — the role of women in the church, for one — but this year they are the two most prominent Southern Baptist leaders to endorse opposing candidates in the U.S. presidential election.
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