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Many pastors that have pastored for many years find themselves slowing down and considering retirement. What does this transition look like. Mark Moreland from Central Baptist Bearden of Knoxville shares his Journey and experience in transitioning to retirement.

How does the church disciple those that lack the desire to grow in Christ. Dr. Justin Terrell, pastor of First Baptist Church Dandridge shares his insides to the dilemma that pastors face every day in the area of discipleship.

Artificial Intelligence is involved in many areas of our lives today. Many people are alarmed concerning the future of AI in our society. Doug Finch Director of Technology Services and David Delgado Technology Services shares how AI is and will impact the local church.

Each year thousands of students attend Christian Universities and colleges around the country. What makes these campuses different from other Universities? Jeremiah Young the director of the Baptist Campus Ministries at Carson Newman University shares how Christian education is not only higher learning but a chance to grow future leaders in the local church.

Explained a church facility can be a detailed and expensive process. It's important to have a consultant to walk a church through the process. Mark Proctor with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares his expertise in the steps that a church should consider before expanding their facilities.

Human trafficking is a world-wide problem that impacts millions of people each year. Many of the victims do not know Christ. Beth Moore | Compassion Specialist with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares with us how the local church can identify victims and help them find HELP.

Their are a few pastors that have had the privilege of serving in several staff positions in their home church, including pastor. Marvin Robinson is the pastor at Bethel Baptist Church in Citronelle, AL. Marvin shares the challenges and blessings that come with shepherding those that once impacted you as a child.

As we have seen a shift in our society during the last three years, this has challenged the local church in the area of communications. Chris Turner is the Communications Director for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. Chris will share the why's and how's of a good communications plan that has become a necessity for the church today.

With the onslaught of mental health across our country, the local church is not a immune to it's effects. Tony Rankin is the Marriage and Family counselor at First Baptist Nashville. Tony shares with us how Pastors can guard themselves and know where to go if need help.

Sense 1835 the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board has provided a source of News about the TN Baptist through the "Baptist & Reflector". Lonnie Wilkey the editor of the B&R shares some of his favorite stores as editor for the past 30 years that define who TN Baptist are today.

To be a student on a university campus can be a challenging time. The temptation of not attending a local church can weaken their faith. The Baptist Collegiate Ministers is on campus across the state of Tennessee to encourage and strengthen young believers to prepare them to be future leaders of the church while continuing their education. Bill Choate, Collegiate Ministries Director at the Tenness...

God's call in a persons live to be a Pastor can be a road with many turns. From the Calling, career, church member, Full-time Pastor, burn-out, part-time pastor and back to full-time. Marty Shadoan, Pastor of First Baptist Columbia shares his journey of God's call and the wisdom that he gained.

Ryan Keaton the Emerging Generations specialist for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares research of where the state of Tennessee is growing and the vision of sharing the Gospel with over 4,000,000 people that need Christ.

With the threat of Cyber attached all over our world, the local church is not immune to this problem. Doug Finch the Director of Technology with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares with us what the dangers are and how we can protect ourselves.

On this episode of Camp Radio we talk with Matt and Beth Crabtree. Matt is the Pastor of Students at Wallace Memorial Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN. Matt and his wife Beth set down with us to talk about how they work together as a team in the student ministry and the importance of supporting and encouraging one another through out their ministry.

Growing a youth ministry can be an intricate task, and the challenges only seem to be increasing. Join us as we talk with Josh Singleton, Minister of Students at Black Oak Heights Baptist Church, about the role evangelism, community, and genuine relationships have played in his ministry.

change can be a good and bad thing. Join us as we talk to Danny Sinquefield, Harvest Field team leader 1, about the new Blue Oval City.

The christian music industry is a unique place to serve in. Jump in with us as we talk with Ben, Heidi, and Timothy Birdsong of The Birdsongs about their journey in christian music and God’s faithfulness through it all.

Camp can be one of the most memorable and impactful experiences in a child’s life. Jump in with us as we talk with Kelly Ablaza and Amanda Bowles from Long Hollow Church in Hendersonville, TN about the joys and how-tos of leading a children’s camp.

Disasters can happen at any time, anywhere, and cause an immeasurable amount of damage. Join our conversation with Wes Jones, Tennessee Disaster Relief Specialist, as we discuss how Disaster Relief offers help, hope and healing to those affected by disaster. To learn more about Tennessee Disaster Relief, visit https://tndisasterrelief.org/.

Join our conversation with David Acres, pastor of Union Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Kingston, TN, as we talk about how to balance caring for an aging congregation and reaching out to new families in the community.

Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes (TBCH) ministers the love of Jesus Christ to children and families in crisis. Listen to our conversation with Greg McCoy, president and treasurer of TBCH, as we discuss the "How?" and "Why?" of children's home ministry.

Leading a church to be multigenerational can be difficult for many different reasons. Join in as we discuss making disciples of all ages with Jeff Hunter, pastor of

Bi-vocational ministry can sometimes be seen as a stepping stone to other ministry opportunities. But for Larry Jones, pastor of Concord Baptist Church in Mohawk, Tennessee for over 30 years, bi-vocational ministry is much more than a stepping stone. In today's episode, he describes how his church has grown in that time, and how they continue to impact their community.

Both bivocational and rural ministry come with their own set of challenges and rewards. In this episode we talk with Randy Nichols, Pastor of Maranatha Baptist Church in Fayetteville, Tennessee, about the unique opportunities of doing both together.