Christians in the West are generally in agreement that abortion is morally wrong (it’s something even Catholics and Southern Baptists can agree on), but where that movement splinters is over what we should do about it. Should we be advocating for government regulation or for adoption? Should we be teaching abstinence or providing birth control? Should we fund lobbyists or pregnancy crisis centers?

Here today to help us explore this issue is Daniel Darling, director of the Land Center for Cultural Engagement at Southwestern Seminary.

On this episode of #MinistryNow, Ashley Allen joins us to discuss why women's ministry shouldn't be just about women.

On this episode of #MinistryNow, the dean of the #SWBTS School of Church Music and Worship joins us to discuss how ministers can cut through the conflict over "traditional" vs. "contemporary" worship styles.

On this episode of #MinistryNow, Chris Osborne answers how to work with other churches (and their ministers).

On this episode of #MinistryNow, Richard Ross answers how to get parents involved in ministry.

Kenneth Priest (Director, #SWBTS Center for Church Revitalization) shares how churches in the United States can become de-vitalized, and how congregations can reverse that trajectory.

Bonnie Jacobs (#SWBTS alumnus and current student) shares about what she has experienced while ministering as "The Chaplain with a Chainsaw" in the aftermath of natural disasters across the US.

Kelli and Chandler Snyder (current #SWBTS students and IMB missionaries) share about the work of church planting in Africa, discipleship, and saying "Goodbye" on this week's episode of Ministry Now.

SWBTS professor of philosophy of religion Ted Cabal discusses apologetics, skepticism, and cultural theories.

SWBTS School of Church Music and Worship dean Joseph Crider discusses the centrality of the Word of God in worship.