Ministry Merge

From Hermeneutics to Homiletics Part 3 - Conversations about the Practice and Art of Preaching.This is the third of a multi-part series dedicated specifically to discussing the significance of the sermon and provides some thoughts for sermon preparation. Today's guest is Dr. Al Wright, a long time Georgia Pastor and and adjunct professor of New Testament at Temple Baptist Theologic

From Hermeneutics to Homiletics Part 2 - Conversations about the Practice and Art of Preaching.This is the second of a multi-part series dedicated specifically to discussing the significance of the sermon and provides some thoughts for sermon preparation. Today's guest is Dr. Byron Edens, the Professor of Preaching and Christian Ministry at Temple Baptist Theological Seminary (of B

From Hermeneutics to Homiletics Part 1 - Conversations about the Practice and Art of Preaching.This discussion begins a multi-part, multi-podcast series on a host of items related to preaching. Our guest for today is Dr. Dustin Hutto who is an Adjunct Professor at Brewton-Parker College and is the Associate Pastor of Oakland Baptist Church in the Consolation Association of Georgia.

Today, we have a unique interview with two of our recent Christian Studies graduates. The interview includes an introduction of Dr. Andrew Hollingsworth and his involvement in the program. Matt McDaniel and David Franklin completed the Brewton-Parker Christian Studies degree and share here some of their journey and highlights.

Jeff Powell has served as a church planter with the Home Mission Board (now NAMB), in college ministry, in a mega church programming the worship experience, as the leader of a home church network, and as the pastor of a zoo church (yes, I said zoo church). He and his wife Mary Ellen (my sister-in-law) continue ministry in North Georgia. You'll enjoy and will be encouraged by hearin

Today’s guest is Dr. Jeff Gongwer. He is the Pastor Wellness Catalyst for the Georgia Baptist Mission Board. His role is to serve Georgia Baptist pastors, their families, and local churches by helping pastors and their families thrive in ministry and life. God has given him the privilege to pastor four churches, three in Georgia. He now works with 1,200 pastors and churches

An interview with Dr. Billy Puckett, an AMS and Professor at Temple Baptist Theological Seminary.

Today, we have a conversation with Dr. Tony Crisp, a pastor, corporate pastor, and a Visiting Professor at Temple Baptist Theological Seminary on Israel Studies. We discuss the unique aspects of blending the theoretical with the practical in ministry. In addition, Dr. Crisp shares his work with law enforcement and how to minister to those who serve us in the public.

Dr. Byron Edens is a Vice President of Brewton-Parker College and the Director of Online Learning. In addition, he serves as a Professor of Preaching and Christian Ministry. He has been in ministry for over 40 years, of which 30+ are as a bivocational pastor. Today, we discuss a number of topics such as setting priorities and developing sermons for busy pastors.

Join us for a discussion about bivocational ministry with Dr. Adam Coker. As a former missionary who now is a full time professor and a bivocational pastor, Dr. Coker shares insights about the commonalities and differences of mission work and local church ministry.