Follower of Christ. Husband @PiggJessica. Lead Pastor @fellowshipswfl. Adjunct Prof @baptistufl + @nebcvt. Alumnus @swbts. Network Director @BaptistNetwork.
Ave Maria, FL
Joined March 2012
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We are opening up the doors and pulling back the curtain of Fellowship Church to show forth what God has been doing.
Text-Driven Ministries provides believers with everything they need to live a text-driven life.
textdriven.org
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We can't wait to gather with you and your family for our annual Worship Night NEXT WEEK at our Ave Maria Campus. All FC KIDS and Students will receive a special candy treat bag!
If you believe conservative Baptist churches need an organization that is biblically faithful, relationally healthy, and focused on strengthening the local church, I would ask you to consider investing in the @BaptistNetwork. Your support can help us reach and serve churches we have not yet met.
conservativebaptistnetwork.c…
What is happening in France is a direct result of the policies the French government has implemented.
What will happen in America will be a direct result of the policies our government implements.
Voting is a privilege of every citizen; voting is a stewardship that every believer will give an account for before God.
Fellow believers, open your Bible and vote accordingly.
At Fellowship, we want to cultivate a genuine culture of evangelism. Doing this involves praying weekly for the lost.
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Charles Spurgeon wanted to cooperate with local churches who were…
- Christ-centered in their theology
- Word-driven in their ministry
- Convictional in their ecclesiology
- Evangelistic in their activism
Spurgeon defines our Network’s mission statement, which is “to connect doctrinally faithful and distinctly Baptist churches to fulfill the Great Commission and influence culture with a Biblical worldview.”
Geoffrey Chang outlines the challenges CH Spurgeon was combating in his ministry. Chang said, “Pragmatic revivalism, liturgical ritualism, and modern rationalism were all touted as solutions to the church’s problems” (xviii).
Not much has changed today! The “experts” will give you one of these three options to “fix” your church.
- pragmatic revivalism
- liturgical ritualism
- modern rationalism
Pastors, let’s avoid this unholy trinity of church growth tactics and let’s be text-driven!
"Genuine discipleship moves from private admiration to public identification. Are you a public follower of Jesus?"
#SermonPreview #John19
"Religious people can be meticulous about external obedience while remaining rebellious toward God."
#SermonPreview #John19
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PRAYER REQUEST: Be praying as 200 indigenous pastors gather in Uganda this weekend to be trained on Baptist doctrine and distinctives.
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The Conservative Baptist Network is ready to serve more churches than ever before. If you believe in our mission, there are three powerful ways to help: connect your church, invest financially, and introduce another pastor to the Network. Together, we can build something that serves churches for generations.
Some of the most important ministry happening today is being done by pastors whose names most people will never know. I want the @BaptistNetwork to serve those pastors—not simply the people with the largest platforms.
“When God has work to do he can find out such as are proper to do it, and embolden them for it.”
- Matthew Henry, 2048
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RSVP today for our Conversation with Willy Rice at 4:00 p.m., eastern
The Danbury Institute works alongside organizations, churches, and individuals to promote Christian values and biblical worldview.
To join today's Conservation with Willy Rice, RSVP here: events.zoom.us/ev/AlhQ3vzfGG…
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Pastors, are you looking to build friendships with other pastors or is your local church wanting to do ministry with another church? Reach out to our team today and listen to Episode 253 on Apple Podcast and Spotify.
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Faithful preaching begins with faithful study.
Before the sermon is ever preached, there are hours spent in the Word-reading, studying, wrestling with the text, and seeking to understand what God has said.
Good preaching doesn't happen by accident. It is built on careful preparation and a deep commitment to Scripture.
Study the text. Preach the Word.
