Gasp! The church is splitting. Splitting the youth group, that is! Tune into this edition of Footnotes to hear Pastor Mark, Pastor Justin, and Jackson talk about progressing toward dedicated middle school and high school ministries. Why is this necessary? What will it look like? And what is the plan moving forward?

Let's talk about the elephant in the room... it's a presidential election year!

That picture Pastor Mark mentioned

In this edition of Footnotes, Pastor Mark is joined by Joe Hale, founder of the Network of International Christian School (NICS). NICS is headquartered right here in Southaven and has a rich history with our church. Tune in to be encouraged by Joe's story of experiencing God throughout the seasons of his life, and to hear about where the Lord is directing him next.

How were people saved in the Old Testament? What's the difference between the old and new covenants? How can I make sense of Old Testament books full of laws that we don't practice today? Pastor Mark, Pastor Brady, and Jackson talk about it all in this edition of Footnotes!

Featured Resource:

The Law of Christ by Charles Leiter. This book is available in the Broadway Book Nook.

Thanks for tuning in to Footnotes! New episodes drop each Tuesday. We hope to see you soon at Broadway Baptist Church!

This IS the podcast you're looking for! In this edition of Footnotes, the pastors discuss Jedi mind tricks - phrases that believers often use in an attempt to subvert biblical authority.

Mentioned Resources:

Authority by Jonathan Leeman

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Footnotes is back! To begin season 3, the pastors discuss all things Haggai, the book Pastor Mark will be preaching through this fall. What is our method for preaching, and why does it include lesser-known Old Testament books like Haggai? What's the message of this minor prophet, and how does it pertain to us in 2024? And what's our motivation for preaching this book at this particular season in the life of Broadway?

Thanks for tuning back into Footnotes. Footnotes is a ministry of Broadway Baptist Church in Southaven, MS. Learn more at broadwaychurch.org.

At the release of this edition of Footnotes, our very own Brady Hanssen, Associate Pastor of Connections, has officially obtained his PhD from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In this conversation, he and Pastor Mark discuss his dissertation, titled "Virtual Presence is Actual Absence." Is regularly viewing virtual church the same as physically gathering with the body of Christ? What is the biblical view of the church, and how should we incorporate technology like live-streaming into the mix?

This episode marks the end of season 3. The show will break for the summer and will be back for more in late July/early August. Thanks for tuning in to Footnotes!

Praise God that our preschool ministry is full of children! As new young families continue to join our church, so increases the need for more members to serve in the preschool ministry. In this episode of Footnotes, Pastor Mark sits down with Broadway's Preschool Ministry Director, Celeste Waldron, to discuss her story, her role on our staff, and how YOU the member factor into our growing need for help sharing the gospel with the little ones at our church. Thanks for tuning in!

Footnotes is a ministry of Broadway Baptist Church in Southaven, MS. Learn more at https://broadwaychurch.org/

In this episode of Footnotes, Pastor Mark is joined by Aaron, a missionary sent out by Broadway to South America. In the Americas, there are over 200 people groups who are unreached and unengaged. Don't miss this episode as Aaron shares about his heart for taking the good news of Jesus Christ to a lost world!

Footnotes is a ministry of Broadway Baptist Church in Southaven, MS. Learn more at https://broadwaychurch.org/

In this edition of Footnotes, Pastor Mark and Pastor Brady put on their scholarly hats and tackle the topic of textual criticism in the New Testament. In our expositional series through the Gospel of John, we are approaching John 7:53-8:11, which most modern English translations acknowledge was not included in the earliest manuscripts. How can we know that our Bible is reliable? How should believers approach a passage like this?

Footnotes is a ministry of Broadway Baptist Church in Southaven, MS. Learn more at broadwaychurch.org.