TBMB Executive Director Randy Davis spent just a few minutes with the Radio B&R crew discussing several emerging issues in the SBC including the recent SBC Executive Committee meeting that generated headlines regarding the ERLC, concerns surrounding the 2020 SBC Pastors’ Conference and the launch of the Conservative Baptist Network. FULL TRANSCRIPT: Chris Turner:                 Hello and welcome into this edition of Radio B&R. I’m your host, Chris Turner, director of

Lead TBMB Youth Ministry specialist Jay Barbier stopped by the Radio B&R studio to discuss the 2020 Youth Evangelism Conference, keys to a successful youth ministry and the importance of a solid youth ministry to support parents, families and to reaching a community for Christ. FULL TRANSCRIPT: Jay Barbier: Being in the community, serving the community. That’s when you can make a difference as a church. Because if your church

Derick Sherfey traded the mountains of East Tennessee for the Colorado mountains and the challenge of church planting in Denver. FULL TRANSCRIPT: Chris Turner:                 Hello and welcome into this edition of Radio B&R. I’m your host Chris Turner, and today we’re speaking with a special guest who is from Tennessee, but is a church planter in Denver. Tell us who you are and where are you from.

Parker and his family actually live in Boulder, just outside of Denver, and face the challenges of sharing the gospel in an affluent society that believes it really has no need for Jesus Christ. FULL TRANSCRIPT: Chris Turner:                 Hello, I’m Chris Turner and welcome in to this edition of Radio B&R. Today we’re at a basically a sidewalk cafe in Boulder, Colorado, and we’re talking with Tennessean and church planter,

Bruce Hendrich and his family were Colorado transplants in East Tennessee who felt God calling them back to the Denver area to plant a church. Bruce discusses the challenges and differences between church in the Buckle of the Bible Belt and a culture that is spiritual, but suspicious of Christianity.  FULL TRANSCRIPT: Chris Turner:                 Hello and welcome into this edition of Radio B&R. I’m your host, Chris Turner, and

Chris Phillips, set aside a career in pharmaceutical sales to move his family to Denver an be on missions reaching a growing area of the city. Hear about the challenges they face in planting a church in an increasingly pre-Christian culture. FULL TRANSCRIPT: Chris T.:            Hello and welcome into this edition of Radio B&R. I’m your host Chris Turner, and today we have a special guest Chris Phillips, who is

Editor’s Note: The following episode is a special edition presentation of  TBMB President and Executive Director Randy C. Davis’ statement to the Senate Study Committee delivered in support of pro-life legislation proposed in SB 1236. Full news coverage of Davis’ appearance before the committee can be found here and the transcript here. FULL TRANSCRIPT: Chris Turner:                 Hello and welcome in to this edition of Radio B&R. I’m Chris Turner, Director

Randy Davis talks about the launching of the “I Stand for Life” initiative with Tennessee Baptists. In an effort to communicate that Tennessee Baptists stand for life, the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board respectfully requests that you sign the petition voicing your support for legislation that protects the lives of unborn children in Tennessee.  

In this episode, TBMB leaders Randy Davis warns pastors not to be “Old Cowboys,” and give a summary of actions taken by the TBMB Board of Directors. Hint: Baptist Collegiate Ministry is on the march and expanding. FULL TRANSCRIPT: Randy Davis:                 Preach the word. Our culture is craving men that will go into the pulpits, open their Bible, and preach with a thus sayeth the Lord, God.