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On any of Tara-Leigh Cobble’s Bible Recap podcasts, she’s mere minutes away from pointing out the joy found in holy Scripture. The International Mission Board has just released a number of items that will help people care for the Afghan refugees and begin to minister to them. And Christians serve a Lord whose sovereign authority has been established and will never end, giving us hope and assurance.

New Life Radio located in Ukraine is trying to continue to broadcast the Gospel programming across Ukraine, Russia and the region. Willie McLaurin recently became the first African American to lead an SBC entity. And as the Winter Olympics conclude in Beijing, Paralympic athletes are preparing for their games beginning next month in China.

A relatively new research tool is showing how the face of the Southern Baptist Convention is changing. Samford University in Birmingham has officially dedicated its Racial Reconciliation Memorial during a recent public worship service on campus. And a missionary kid in East Asia says faith in God brought her great peace during recent seasons of anxiety.

It’s a long road from racing on the small tracks across America to victory lane at the Daytona 500. A conversation aimed at pursuing unity could provide another move toward racial reconciliation and an opening for the Gospel of Jesus. And a reminder that we must be intentional to build relationships with others.

Most Protestant pastors say every church should strive to achieve racial diversity, but few are achieving it. Pro-life lawmakers in dozens of states apparently are preparing for a day, maybe as early as this year, when legalized abortion is no longer the rule throughout the United States. And Rick Lance was recently reminded of the 18th century evangelist George Whitefield and he believes his message is relevant today.

An evangelical Christian radio station in Ukraine is continuing its ministry during the standoff with Russia. In Washington, there is hope that a new congressional proposal is the start of a focused attempt to reform the immigration system. And Brandt and Jill Waggoner say their marriage has been a lesson in serving and loving one another.

If you lived in the small town of Portland in northern Tennessee, there’s a good chance you would be familiar with cakes baked by Parnell Suttle. She was recently named Citizen of the Year in the town. Also, when is it most challenging for you to follow God’s plan?

The U.S. government has been ordered to pay more than $230 million to survivors of the 2017 massacre of 26 worshipers at First Baptist Sutherland Springs. Women from 19 states and hundreds of churches came together for Abide 2022 conference at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. And Wayne Bray encouragers readers to examine their own hearts to make sure they truly believe God’s redeeming power.

How Send Relief reaching Los Angeles with the Gospel through meeting the needs of those in Southern California. A group of militant extremists attacked a Nigerian village in late January killing 48. And Doug Munton says revival is needed for three primary reasons.