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The Life and Legacy of John Broadus with Dr. Eric C. Smith (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Eric C. Smith, Associate Professor of Church History at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and pastor in Tennessee, to consider the life and legacy of John Broadus. We explore Broadus’s enduring influence on Baptist preaching, his commitment to theological education, and the tension he navigated between godly ambition and humble dependence on the Lord. Along the way, we consider how his life, virtues, and failures can help pastors and preachers pursue
Blessed are the Persecuted (opens the original)
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This episode is the sixth in a series in which Dr. Blake Newsom walks through the Sermon on the Mount.
The Makings of a Baptist Preacher: Foundations for Baptist Preaching (opens the original)
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John Wycliffe is commonly referred to as “the Morning Star of the Reformation.” In this episode, we explore his commitment to Scripture and how his convictions continue to shape faithful Baptist preaching today.
Pastors’ Roundtable: Preaching, Pastoring, and the Cultural Moment (opens the original)
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This week, Dr. Newsom sits down with three local pastors serving in different contexts for a candid conversation about preaching, pastoral ministry, and engaging cultural issues.
The Surprising Politics of Early American Baptists (opens the original)
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In this episode, we have a conversation with Dr. Obbie Todd about the surprising spectrum of political views among early American Baptists. We discuss the range of Baptist perspectives on religious liberty, the historical context that shaped them, and why those conversations still matter today. Obbie is the Teaching Pastor and Theologian in Residence at Cross Community Church in Beaufort, South Carolina. He serves as adjunct professor of theology at Luther Rice College & Seminary and adjunct pro
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