Category Archives: Podcast

Podcast Episode 20

Posted on January 21, 2010 by Wes Kenney

Our discussion in this episode is given entirely to the topic of a potential changing of the name of the Southern Baptist Convention. Peter Lumpkins joins us as our guest to talk about his recent series of posts on the … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Great Commission Resurgence, Podcast, SBC Issues | 16 Comments

Podcast Episode 19

Posted on January 14, 2010 by Wes Kenney

A little later than usual, we’re back with another installment of the SBC Today podcast. We were shorthanded this week, a description at which Scott Gordon for some reason took offense. No one is sure why. In any case, the … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Cooperative Program, IMB Issues, Missouri Baptist Convention, Podcast, State Conventions | 1 Comment

Podcast Episode 18

Posted on January 6, 2010 by Wes Kenney

We’re back from our long winter’s nap, and apparently we had plenty of pent up conversation, because this is our longest podcast yet. We shoot for 30 minutes, but things got out of hand, and we went a little past … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Pastors, Podcast | 3 Comments

Podcast Episode 17

Posted on December 9, 2009 by Wes Kenney

We began the podcast today with four of us, but Scott had to be taken out in the second quarter due to an injury. Robin, Tim, and I bravely soldiered on, however, completing the podcast without any relief at all. … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Christmas, Great Commission Resurgence, Podcast | 5 Comments

Podcast Episode 16

Posted on November 25, 2009 by Wes Kenney

The Thanksgiving week edition of the SBC Today podcast includes discussions about the Manhattan Declaration, the Georgia Baptist Convention’s removal of a member church, and our Thanksgiving travel plans. We enjoyed the discussion, and hope you will, as well. Listen … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Cooperation, Georgia Baptist Convention, Marriage, Podcast, Religious Liberty, Sanctity of life | 3 Comments

Podcast Episode 15

Posted on November 18, 2009 by Wes Kenney

This episode of the podcast features Greg Hall. Greg is the pastor of the First Baptist Church in Cleveland, Oklahoma, and the founder of CREEK Ministry in the Warm Heart of Africa. The name CREEK is an acronym for: Caring … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Missions, Podcast, Seminary Issues | 3 Comments

Podcast Episode 14

Posted on November 11, 2009 by Wes Kenney

We’re back for another episode, and everybody but Joe made it for this episode. We chatted about state convention meetings and not a whole lot else, but it was an entertaining chat nonetheless. We hope you enjoy it. You can … Continue reading →

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Podcast Episode 13

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Wes Kenney

Between state convention meetings and associational meetings, podcasting last week proved to be impossible. It wasn’t much better this week, as we were down two, but Tim Guthrie agreed to make a guest appearance at the last minute, and we … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Missouri Baptist Convention, North American Mission Board, Podcast, State Conventions | 1 Comment

Podcast Episode 12

Posted on October 21, 2009 by Wes Kenney

Scheduling conflicts prevented us from recording a podcast last week, but we’re back this week with episode 12. Joe Stewart couldn’t make it, but the rest of the gang is here, along with a special guest. Bill Tomlinson, who retired … Continue reading →

Posted in Associational News, Audio, Baptist Identity, Podcast | 3 Comments

Podcast Episode 11

Posted on October 7, 2009 by Wes Kenney

The gang’s all here for episode 11 of the SBC Today podcast. In this episode, we start with no clear direction, and quickly wander off in all directions. Along the way, we discuss mission board vacancies, the GCR task-force, and … Continue reading →

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