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Articles by Cole Shiflet
Long-time campus minister releases new discipleship curriculum
Bill Morrison has dedicated much of his life to discipling students and equipping them to live on mission. His latest project seeks to extend that effort beyond the students he encounters daily. “Offered As Worship: Attributes of a Disciple” is a 90-day curriculum Morrison recently published as a companion study to his 2016 book “Offered.” Both draw from his more than 30 years of experience as a campus pastor with Baptist Campus Ministries.
‘Praying in Public’ by Pat Quinn
For many who grew up in the church, nothing is more terrifying than being asked to pray in public. Whether it is praying at a family meal, in a Bible study, or even in front of your church, corporate prayer can be daunting. Perhaps you feel this way because you think you will embarrass yourself or aren’t quite sure what to say. When I was in 10th grade, my youth minister invited me to stand before the congregation and share my testimony after a week of cross-cultural ministry. Reluctantly, I agreed.
How platforms attempt to protect viewers from sexual content
How platforms attempt to protect viewers from sexual content March 9, 2021 (Pixabay.com) By Cole Shiflet TAB Media Since the advent of the first social media site — SixDegrees — in 1997, such sites have become a prominent part of most American lives. According to the Pew Research Center, the percentage of Americans who use at least one social media platform rose from 5% in 2005 to 72% in 2019.
Popular tools help leaders, volunteers identify strengths for more effective ministry
Popular tools help leaders, volunteers identify strengths for more effective ministry Home | Instagram | Top Stories | Popular tools help leaders, volunteers identify strengths for more effective ministry February 25, 2021 In recent years, Christians have struggled to discern how they might best engage with and utilize personality tests. The volume of tests on the internet leaves many wondering about the differences and benefits.
Nearly a year into pandemic, Alabama Baptist churches continue to feel effects of COVID-19 crisis
Nearly a year into pandemic, Alabama Baptist churches continue to feel effects of COVID-19 crisis December 1, 2020 By Cole Shiflet and Selah Vetter Special to The Alabama Baptist Community is at the very heart of what a church does, but now in many churches, members meet online or sit six feet apart in the sanctuary. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the past 10 months have tested the strength of each church community like never before.
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