Matt Markins, President and Chief Strategy Officer for Awana, joins the podcast to discuss how we can prepare the future generations to live with a resilient faith in an increasingly secular culture. #NAFWB

Matt has co-authored the book, "Resilient: Child Discipleship and the Fearless Future of the Church." It is available at https://www.resilientdisciples.com/ or https://www.amazon.com/.

Ron Hunter, Executive Director & CEO of Randall House and D6 Family, presented "Best Practices for Better Boards" at the 2020 Leadership Conference.

You can download a copy of his notes at https://nafwb.org/leadershipconference/.

While it is never an easy decision, sometimes a church is forced to close its doors. Free Will Baptist Foundation Director David Brown joins the podcast to talk about how a church can do so properly, following correct legal guidelines, and making sure any money resulting from the closing goes to the church’s selected ministries. #NAFWB 

For more about how the Free Will Baptist Foundation can help, visit http://fwbgifts.org.

Mrs. Brenda Evans joins the podcast for a ONE Magazine conversation about her article in the October-November issue. She shares ways people can prepare for their last days as they reach the later stages of life.

Read “On the Brink:” https://www.onemag.org/on_the_brink.htm

The FWB Music Commission has launched a new website, https://www.fwbworship.com. Commission members Doug Little, Bryan Hughes, and Joshua Riggs join the podcast to showcase the features and resources the site has to offer. #NAFWB #Worship

2020 had shutdowns, disruptions, and various "unknowns" that all of us encountered. In the midst of it all, Dr. James Stevens managed to keep producing music. He shares some tips on how we can be productive in 2021 as uncertainties will continue to be thrown our way. #NAFWB

Dr. Stevens serves as chairman of the Department of Music at Welch College. Find out more at https://welch.edu/academics/programs/music/.

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