A tsunami of debris engulfed the city blocks surrounding the World Trade Center. Just prior to this wave of debris, smoke rose in the New York City skyline as both towers were struck by hijacked commercial airliners on September 11, 2001. Thousands attempted to escape the chaos of the enflamed buildings and surrounding area. While... Continue Reading →
Ministry Involvement Doesn’t Always Equal Missions Engagement
A comment I hear often from church leaders is “we are really involved in missions”. As leader of the KBC’s Missions Mobilization Team, this is an exciting and encouraging phrase to hear. It is music to my ears, at least initially. I say initially, because as the discussion progresses, I sometimes discover that while the... Continue Reading →
Is Your Church READY?
My wife and I are quite different when it comes to packing for a trip. She will spend days making her list so she does not forget anything. She will begin to lay out her clothes in various piles in the bedroom. She does not pack them in the suitcase until the last minute as... Continue Reading →
Remembering Bro. Keith
This is a blog I did not want to write. This year (2023) has been a very difficult one for our Kentucky Mission Service Corps Family. Since January 29 three of our KY-MSC Missionaries have passed into eternity. When I began serving with the Kentucky Baptist Convention in 1999, one of the first persons I... Continue Reading →
No Superheroes Needed
As a kid I waffled back and forth between wanting to be Superman or Spiderman. Often my childhood home was bombarded by notorious villains that could only be defeated by either my man-of-steel strength or my spider-like agility and web-slinging ability. After all, who does not want to be strong like steel, fast like lightning,... Continue Reading →