Sbc This Week

Charles Billingsley joins the show for a discussion about his battle with COVID-19 and his new album. Also, there's an update on CP giving.

LifeWay announced a series of cost-cutting measures this week including budget cuts, layoffs, and the elimination of the World Changers brand of camps.

LifeWay announced this week that Ridgecrest is officially for sale, and we sat down with Hershael and Tanya York to discuss the "Drive-By Annie" event hosted at Buck Run Baptist Church.

Buck Run Baptist Church drove their Annie Armstrong Easter Offering to new heights, and the NOBTS trustees met for their Spring meeting.

News from SWBTS anchors this week's podcast, and LifeWay has made a big decision about summer camps—at least for those scheduled in June.

In the midst of the COVID-19 global pandemic, SBC Executive Committee president & CEO Ronnie Floyd is calling Southern Baptists to pray.

The 2020 SBC Annual Meeting scheduled for Orlando in June has been canceled due to the COVID-19 global pandemic.

SBC entities are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic with resources, training, and much more.

COVID-19 has been labeled a global pandemic while taking thousands of lives and causing a global interruption.

Send Relief has named its president, and he is no stranger to Southern Baptists.

The EC study task force has been named by the SBC Executive Committee chairman, and BGR's Jeff Palmer announced his retirement as CEO.

On a special episode of the podcast, SBC Executive Committee president Ronnie Floyd outlines Vision 2025, a call to reach every person with the Gospel in every town, every city, every state, and every nation.

An eventful SBC Executive Committee meeting saw the launch of Vision 2025, a partnership with NAMB and IMB, and the formation of a study task force.

Pastor David Uth announced the lineup for the 2020 SBC Pastors' Conference and created a stir on social media.

NAMB was in court this week to defend a ruling in its favor, and trustees reported from their meetings at LifeWay, IMB, and WMU.

Jamie Dew was inaugurated at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and we sit down with George Schroeder to discuss the future of Baptist Press.

President Trump became the first sitting president to speak at March for Life, and there is a new candidate for SBC 2VP.

Baptist Press has a new leader and the race for SBC president has a new contender.

The Arkansas Baptist State Convention, a local church, and association have been named in a sex abuse lawsuit and there are several personnel transitions in the SBC to discuss on this week's episode.

Every January, Amy and Jonathan share their 10 questions for the SBC for the coming year. For 2020, they may have an answer to one of them already.