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By: Ariel Irizarry, Founder of inweb.ai and discipleship pastor The Apostle Paul used the means available in his time to spread the gospel and build up the church. He traveled the roads of the Roman Empire, taught in strategic cities, met in homes, and wrote letters that spanned great distances to guide and strengthen congregations. If Paul and the early disciples were planting churches today, I am convinced that they, too, would strategically use digital tools. Not because t

By: Clara Molina, Hispanic Baptist Network Women’s Ministry Director Words have the power to glorify, adore, and praise God. Words can be heard, spoken, written, and treasured in the heart, but, for better or for worse, they can never be taken back once spoken. The Word of God says that “The one who desires life, to love and see good days, must keep his tongue from evil and his lips from speaking deceit” (1 Peter 3:10 NASB) and in here when the Bible speaks of “the tongue,” i

Armando Allen, National Director of Men’s Ministry, Hispanic Baptist Network I was preparing a study for a group of men when I paused at a phrase I intended to use as an introduction: “God does not give you more than you can handle.” I had heard it hundreds of times. I had said it myself in pastoral contexts. It sounded perfectly Christian. But when I went to look up the exact verse, I realized something uncomfortable: the Bible doesn’t say that. What Paul writes in 1 Corinth

Dr. Clara Molina, Women Ministry Team Director for the HBN As all the public and private school districts around the country welcome students, parents start to brace themselves for a year full of activities, meetings, and negotiating their schedules. This is the time of the year when parents evaluate and prioritize their family, church, school, friends, individual, and work activities. It is a time for parents to decide who and what is going to take most of the family's time,

In a world marked by haste, distraction, and superficial spirituality, the call of Joshua 24:15 continues to resonate with power: “But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord”. This declaration is not merely an inspiring phrase; it is a daily decision that transforms the home into the center of faith, discipleship, and spiritual legacy. Living in accordance with this declaration from 24:15 begins in the everyday, in the way a family communicates, prays, serves, and