Buying the Farm: A conversation with mission trip leader Steve Theriac

Steve Theriac is a friend who went on his first international mission trip just four years ago, but is today in the process of moving to Nagarote, Nicaragua, where he bought 54 acres of farmland. Writers, such as Francis Chan and David Platt, along with seeing the desperate needs in one of the poorest countries in the Western hemisphere, made Steve face the call of the gospel. A call to die to self and live in Christ. So, Steve literally and figuratively, bought the farm.

To every nation - A conversation with ESL coordinator Cathy Lentz

Cathy Lentz, coordinator of literacy missions for the Florida Baptist Convention, discusses her experiences teaching English as a Second Language and how ESL ministries allow churches to bring the good news to every nation.

Dry Bones Live - A conversation with archaeologist Steven Ortiz

Dr. Steven Ortiz, associate professor of archaeology and biblical backgrounds, as well as director of the Tandy Institute for Archaeology, at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, discusses how archaeology informs our biblical interpretation, apologetics, and Christian worldview.

Bringing Back Baptists - A conversation with pastor and church planter Kevin McKay

Kevin McKay discusses the challenges and pleasures of pastoring a new church in Providence, Rhode Island, 374 years after Roger Williams began America's First Baptist Church in that city.

Giving up Gimmicks - An interview with youth minister Brian Cosby

Dr. Brian H Cosby is associate pastor for youth and families at Carriage Lane Presbyterian Church in Peachtree City, GA. He's also the author of a new book, Giving up Gimmicks: Reclaiming Youth Ministry from an Entertainment Culture.

Eco logos - A conversation with biologist Dorothy Boorse

Dr. Dorothy Boorse, associate professor of biology at Gordon College in Wenham, MA, discusses her Christian worldview and its influence on teaching, science and all of life.