Pastor Russell Threet joins the podcast to discuss an old practice that is making a resurgence. The once common practice of churches sharing a pastor is coming back into practice during this time pastor shortages. Russell and Harold discuss a couple churches that have begun this process before giving the biblical and historical precedence for this practice.

Pastor Harold begins by sharing some scriptural examples of places of private prayer before examining the prayer practices of some faithful Christians of the past. Lastly Harold shares some of his own experiences from his journey in a place of private prayer.

With most major denominations in decline and many churches either stagnate or declining is there an explanation for our declining salvations? In this episode pastor Harold Smith gives the top five reasons for our lack of salvations and offers three keys to turning this trend around.

In this episode Pastor Harold discusses the lack of pastors and the increase in pastorless churches.

Our lives have seasons as do our ministries. When we live and minister in harmony with the seasons of life and ministry we maximize our harvest.

The greatest threat to the gospel is a half-gospel that cannot save. This threat is especially serious because it is being quietly promoted by a small but growing number of Baptists — a group that historically has not held this view. The missing element in their gospel is repentance. Except ye repent, ye shall likewise perish.

In a day where everything happens fast and instant is expected, should we still wait on God's timing? Is there ever a wrong time to do or say the right thing? Let us look to the Bible to answer these questions.

Properly functioning committees are essential to the health of every church. Bro Harold lays out several biblical examples and offers some practical tips for effective church committees.

In this episode Bro Harold shares some recent experiences from a revival meeting and some common interactions from the bookstore. As Christians we have a unique bond by the Holy Spirit that the world can not know of much less experience. The same tie that binds us to Christ also binds us to each other.

Bro Jeremy serves as the pastor of the First Baptist Church of Houston, AR