About SBC Voices
SBC Voices is the a website designed to track just about everything Southern Baptists are talking about online. The core content of this site is the growing number of RSS feeds we aggregate by source, state location and a few other factors.
We also have our own blog that covers issues of interest to Southern Baptists. Each writer is responsible for their own opinions. Our editorial policy is very open to debate and disagreement among our own writers.
Click here to browse our post archives from our blog.
Meet Our Writers
Tony Kummer, is the founder and website administrator. He is a graduate of Boyce Bible College and Southern Seminary. He edits the crazy popular Ministry-To-Children.com. You can also find his local news blog about Madison & Jefferson County Indiana.
Dave Miller, Editor, serves as senior pastor of Southern Hills Baptist Church in Sioux City, Iowa. He is a graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic College (now University) and SWBTS. He served churches in Florida and Virginia before returning to Iowa, where he grew up, in 1991, and has served two churches there.
Todd Benkert, general contributor, is a pastor and former church planter and currently serves as lead pastor of Harvest Baptist Fellowship in Merrillville, Indiana. He has ministered in both Indiana and Kentucky. Todd holds a Ph.D. in Christian Missions from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has a heart for church planting and missions.
Mark Lamprecht, general contributor, is a deacon, co-chair of the men’s ministry in his SBC church and formerly served as a youth minister. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics from GA Southern University and a Certificate of Study in Christian Apologetics from Biola University. Mark prays that Lord would use him in pastoral ministry one day. The motto he came up with years ago is: The question is not,”Am I good enough to be a Christian?” Rather the question is,”Am I good enough not to be?” He writes at Here I Blog and is also the Atlanta Evangelical Perspectives Examiner.
E. Scott Hart, general contributor, has a Masters degree from Southern Seminary. Having served as youth pastor, volunteer chaplain, and pastor, he has forgone the usual vocational ministry to be among the people as they live their everyday lives. He writes at Through The Veil.
Brandon Smith, general contributor, is a Biblical Studies student at Dallas Baptist University and a pastor at First Baptist Church of Ben Wheeler, Texas. He blogs at Modern March. Connect with him on Twitter.
You can help SBC Voices by letting others know about this resources. I am always looking to add more blogs to the index, so if you know of a Southern Baptist blogger or news feed that is not listed just email me at Tony@SBCvoices.com
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Any more suggestions to add to this post?
http://mattcapps.wordpress.com/2009/06/19/the-southern-baptist-convention-concerns-critical-issues-and-observations/
Thanks!
Hi, I wanted to let you know that my blog, More Than Cake, has moved to a new location and I have a new RSS feed you will need to update to.
also, I still notice you don’t have a listing for Washington state on the “browse by state” option. I hope you will add my state soon!
Thanks,
Joe
I no longer use “Notes To My Loved Ones”, my old blog. Worship Notes is my new blog, and in particular, I wanted you to post todays article on why Baptist should cooperate.
thanks alot. I hope you find it useful
Bob Schembre
http://rockportworship.blogspot.com/
I am trying to Plant a church – A church to reach the masses in my community that will not go to a local church.
This church will be a real church – yet it will not resemble anything of a traditional church.
I know of all the different “helps” available through the association, and I am exploring those – But if anyone would like to come on board to help please contact me.
NOW THIS IS WHERE THE GREAT COMMISSION TASK FORCE CAN BEGIN – REACHING THE PEOPLE HERE!!!
i was just looking at our google analytics and noticed that sbcvoices.com uses our embed widget for one of our hashtags. we love helping the church. please let us know how we can be more useful!
Hello,
I am a longtime reader but never a poster.
In short I am a church planter/preacher currently in the Bible study stage of planting Redeemer Baptist Church in Gainesville,Georgia. Our empahsis is on reaching the unchurched people with men as a particular focus. We will “launch”
on Easter Sunday, April 4th 2010.
Redemmer Baptist “We’re looking For A Few Bad Men”
That’s our playing around slogan. We are serious about worship and biblical teaching.
My website will cover issues deaing with theology in life and church planting. I added a football contest for fun to boost readers, and that did help.
In short -How can I get my website followed?
FletcherLawandGrace.com
Thanks for your time.
In Christ Alone,
Fletcher Law
How do we get our blog listed? I am with the IMB.
http://www.offtheshire.blogspot.com
estou construindo uma grande igreja aqui na bahia e estou precisando de toda ajuda possivel se puderem me ajudar estou orando e se for quando ler este simples recado vai arder o seu coração em nome de jesus…
estamos chegando aos 500 membros e a igreja atual só te copacidade para 200 vamos contruir logo pra 1500 pessoas pois as almas não param de vir graças a Deus
I have four posts on my blog in response to the Surry Association and Flat Rock Baptist Church at http://hermeneian.blogspot.com/2011/08/women-and-leadership-in-sbc-churches.html.
I just noticed you still have listed my old address. My blog, Oversight of Souls, moved to rayvanneste.com
Blessings
I have just published Luke2, a novel describing how a Christian fundamentalist might change the face of U.S. politics. May I send you a copy for evaluation and comment?
From: somie saleem
To: “info@pastoralcareinc.com”
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 11:41 PM
Subject: suggestion
Dear Brother/Sister,
Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ.
I am Somie, from Pakistan. Urdu and Punjabi are the biggest languages of this country. I visited your website (http://sbcvoices.com/about/) and impressed by your work. I have one suggestion regarding booklets, sermon, tracks, and Bible studies and recording, it would be good, if these will be available in our native languages in Urdu and Punjabi. Reaching out to the people in their own languages is very helpful, affective and fruitful. If your ministry is interested and keen to reach the unreached and untold in Pakistan with the materials in native languages, I can arrange to translate for messages, bible studies, biblical tracks, books and also Urdu page on your ministry website. Our all services will be provided with reasonable rates and whatever we get we use it to spread the word of God.
Would please to hear from you,
With prayers,
Somie
Pakistan