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In the growing Hispanic population in the United States the Southern Baptist Convention focuses resources on sharing the Good News of Christ. Julio Arriola from the SBC shares with us the importance of the local church in planting Hispanic churches across the country.

We continue our series on Pastor Health with Joe Sorah. In this episode, Joe shares how good relationships, having a deep walk with God and taking time off with family keeps a pastor at their best in serving the Lord.

With students facing broken families and the desire to know truth, strong Biblical teaching and examples of a godly family can shape the lives of students to be committed followers of Christ. Tim Hensiek, student pastor at FBC Manchester shares his passion for both.

Joe Sorah from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares how to survive rough times in ministry. Joe shares the importance of resting in God's call, having personal time with God and having trusting friends,

Jeff Slaughter songs have been sung by Point of Grace. He wrote countless songs for Lifeway Christian Stores VBS curriculum, Jeff Slaughter VBS World Tour, toured throughout the world and toured with Faith Hill, Kenny Rogers, Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty and Suzy Boggus. Jeff shares his faith and his passion for ministry.

Brad Anderson hosts "Camp Radio Lite". Brad sets down with Jake Honeycutt, Matt Crabtree, and Tyler Baker to discuss the do's and don'ts of Youth ministry. Be prepared to laugh and take notes at the same time.

Join us in part #2 of our discussion with Andy Henard, Donnie De La Crez, Mark Ellison and Patrick Miller as they share the difficulties of being a Youth Pastor during a Pandemic.

Youth ministry is one of the most challenging areas in the church. Adding a Pandemic to a difficult ministry creates creativity as well as frustrations. Join us as Andy Henard, Donnie De La Crez, Mark Ellison and Patrick Miller share openly what being a Youth Pastor is like during difficult times.

Real time pastors facing a new future in the local church. Edwin Franks, John Russ and Jon Walton share what it's like to live in a community that is shut down because of the Coronavirus. The things they are facing personally within their family and trying to minister to their congregation while looking to a unknown future.

Dr. Charles Fowler, President of Carson Newman University shares with us his vision for Carson Newman. He expresses his heart to mentor students and pastor across the state.