Author Phil Newton outlines the role elders have carried out in the Baptist church throughout history.

Bible teacher, ministry wife, and podcast host Amy Petersen shares how she manages boundaries, how to approach moments of self-condemnation and self-consciousness in a healthy way, and shares the joys and challenges that come with being a pastor's wife.

Created to end a bloody feud in Eastern Kentucky, Oneida Bible Institute continues to provide Christian education for local and international students. In this episode, the school's president, Dr. Larry Gritton, describes what it means to lead a legacy organization.

Blake Sapp with Dripping Spring Baptist Church explains why student ministry still matters and how you can make it effective at your church.

Pastor Robert Muncy with Gano Baptist Church gives advice on what to do when God moves you from one assignment to another.

Bryan Proctor with Orphan Care Alliance explains how orphan care is a Gospel issue, and how Kentucky Baptists can support this ministry.

In this episode, pastor Greg Mathis with Trenton Baptist Church provides insight on how churches in rural areas can thrive.

In this episode, pastor Allen Bonnell shares how to lead a church through difficult seasons. Some sections of this edited episode have been omitted due to technical difficulties. We apologize for the inconvenience.

In this episode, Rachel Wiles with the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission provides an overview of how abortion pills have been made accessible, the medical risks they pose, and what church leaders need to know.

IMB President Paul Chitwood discusses the great task of carrying out the Great Commission to the ends of the earth, and the efforts underway to make that possible.