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A Risky Call

Then Jesus told his disciples, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.” – Matthew 16:24-25 There exists a unique study of missions, or missiology, within Christendom. What is... Continue Reading →

5 Ps of Mission Partnership

I am often asked a similar question by church leaders that goes something like this, “What does a mission partnership look like for our church?”  That is a great question, and the answer is different from church to church.  However, each local church has the same mission from God regardless of the location or culture... Continue Reading →

Climbing the Mountain: Meeting God on the Journey

There’s just something powerful about mountains. In the Bible, big things happened when people went up to meet with God—Moses got the Ten Commandments, Elijah heard God’s whisper, and Jesus was transfigured in front of His friends. Those mountain moments weren’t just about elevation; they were about transformation. Photo by Billel Moula on Pexels.com That’s... Continue Reading →

Faithful Servants Following the Savior

I often ask the question of people, “How many of you need something else to do?” The varied responses are interesting, but overall, everyone just laughs or just sits there with no expression. Very few people ever say they want something else to do. But with that said, when disaster strikes, I find so many... Continue Reading →

There are No Strangers

Jesus replied to them, “It is not those who are healthy who need a doctor, but those who are sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.”– Luke 5:27-32 Last year, my family and I had the privilege of attending the 25-year celebration of an incredible ministry in Eastern KY, God’s... Continue Reading →

Taking Joy in the God of My Salvation

Have you ever wondered what God is up to in your life or in the circumstances around you?  Have you ever questioned why wrong seems to win?  Over six hundred years before Jesus’s life, death and resurrection, the prophet Habakkuk lamented over whether God would right the wrongs he was seeing in the world.  In... Continue Reading →

Great Commission Players, Not Benchwarmers

It’s almost time for March Madness as NCAA men’s basketball teams finish out their regular season play in hopes of winning their way through the tournament bracket. It’s been an exciting season for some and disappointing for others. It’s no mistake that many of the best teams in the tournament will have a strong reserve... Continue Reading →

The Commandments and The Commission

“There is no other commandment greater than these.” – Mark 12:31b There are some words in the English language that have a particular meaning but when used are oftentimes done in jest or light-heartedly. I feel like the word jargon is one of those words. Whether I use it or hear it, more often than... Continue Reading →

KBC’s New Mission Partnership

The Kentucky Baptist Convention was created by churches, for churches, to help churches reach KY and the world for Christ.  Everything we do as KBC staff is for the purpose of helping the local church carry out the mission of God to make disciples of all nations.  We are excited to introduce to KY Baptists... Continue Reading →

Creating Missional Habits

2025 is here. As always, time moves forward and life with all its complexities keeps on happening. Like many others, I often think about New Year’s resolutions, once January the 1st arrives. Sadly, like many others, my resolutions often don’t make it too far along!  Part of the failure comes from my tendency to talk... Continue Reading →

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