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Thomas named IMB's African American church mobilization strategist
by Ann Lovell
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
RICHMOND, Va. (BP) -- Jason Thomas has joined IMB's partner relations team as African American church mobilization strategist. In this capacity, Thomas will work with nearly 4,000 African American churches across the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) to mobilize pastors and church members to pray, give, go and send.
"The IMB is excited to have Jason join our team as we work to deepen our relationships with African American churches across the convention," said Chris Derry, director of IMB's partner relations team. "His experience with church planting and growing historically black college and university ministries will aid him in guiding us to better listen to, equip and inspire more Southern Baptists from our African American churches to partner with our 3,660 field missionaries to take the Gospel to the nations."
Marshal Ausberry, president of the SBC's National African American Fellowship (NAAF) and first vice president of the SBC, welcomed Thomas to the role.
"We are truly excited about Jason joining the IMB team in Richmond, Virginia," Ausberry said. "We look forward to working with Jason to further expand foreign missions engagement with the IMB. I am thankful for the leadership of Dr. Chitwood for implementing this strategy to foster deeper and stronger relationships with all SBC churches.
"We join Dr. Chitwood in striving for all SBC churches to be fully engaged in foreign missions through participation and financial support," Ausberry continued. "Truly, we believe that the addition of Jason as a church mobilizer focusing on the African American church will help foster stronger relationships within the IMB in reaching the world for Christ. We pray that God will use Jason in a mighty way at the IMB."
Dennis Mitchell, executive director of NAAF, also affirmed Thomas' new role. "While the engagement of African American churches in global missions has historically been under-reported, Jason's appointment will not only help document the global work of African American churches, but will also help NAAF affiliated churches to more effectively partner with IMB's global initiatives and strategies in an effort to reach the lost of every nation."
Thomas, who most recently served as director of Baptist campus ministries at Southern University and A&M College in Baton Rouge, La., looks forward to creating stronger partnerships between IMB and African American churches within the SBC.
"It is vitally important that all members of the body of Christ understand the urgency of joining the task that Christ has laid before us. We are called to preach 'this message of the kingdom to the whole world as a testimony to the nations, and then the end will come,'" Thomas said, quoting Matthew 24:14. "The enemy would have us believe we cannot accomplish this work together with our numerous ethnic differences, yet Scripture testifies that all nations and people will worship around the throne. Why not practice this promised future in our uncertain present?"
Thomas holds a Master of Divinity degree in church planting from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and a Bachelor of Arts in communication from Southeastern Louisiana University. He has 10 years of campus ministry and pastoral experience. Thomas and his wife Gaynel live in Henrico, Va.
SUPER BOWL: For 49ers' Matthews, locker room a place of ministry
by Tim Ellsworth
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
MIAMI (BP) -- The impact of Jordan Matthews on the San Francisco 49ers isn't something that can be measured by his football performance. The wide receiver has spent most of the season on the inactive list, playing in only three games and catching four passes.
But that's OK with him -- because Matthews knows that the eternal impact he's having on the team is far more valuable than any contribution he can make on the field.
"We've got to realize as Christians that we're going to be the Bible that people read," Matthews said during Super Bowl Opening Night Jan. 27 at Marlins Park. "We've got to be able to share our faith with people whenever the opportunity comes."
Matthews is widely regarded as one of the team's spiritual pillars. He's the leader of the team Bible study and is one of the go-to guys for spiritual counsel.
"He knows so much about the Word and the Bible that anytime you have a question about anything, he really knows what to say and knows the Scripture to back it up, too," said 49ers backup quarterback C.J. Beathard.
Matthews' ministry was especially meaningful in late December when Beathard's brother Clayton was stabbed to death. Matthews regularly texted Scriptures and encouragement to Beathard and was faithful in praying for him.
"He was really there to help me out with the whole thing," Beathard said.
A native of Alabama, Matthews grew up in a Christian home. He went to a Christian school, and going to church was a part of his life. That background led to a lot of what Matthews called "head knowledge" about the Lord without a devoted heart. That posture continued throughout his college years at Vanderbilt and during his rookie season with the Philadelphia Eagles.
His second year in the NFL, however, brought about a major change in Matthews' commitment to Christ. Two of his teammates -- Chris Maragos and Trey Burton -- provided the catalyst that God used to deepen Matthews' faith. While Matthews saw several teammates who weren't steady, and while he considers himself one of those, he saw something different in Maragos and Burton.
"They were even-keeled, no matter what," Matthews told Baptist Press. "Whether they were injured, whether we were winning, losing, whatever the stakes were, they were always consistent and calm. And I knew it was deeper than the surface."
As Matthews got to know them, he discovered that peace in their lives was a direct result of their submission to Jesus Christ. Matthews began spending more time with them and began to grow in his faith as well. A turning point came in his life when Burton sent him a sermon by Francis Chan on the holiness of God.
Matthews listened to the sermon while on a trip, and he says the Lord used that message to speak to his heart. He pulled the car over and started praying.
"God, I've known of you, but I haven't known you," Matthews prayed. "I haven't actually gotten serious about my walk."
Since then, Matthews says his relationship with Christ has been more consistent. He's read the Bible through twice over the past couple of years, and this year he's working through the New Testament with his wife.
The Scriptures have been a source of encouragement, correction and direction for Matthews as his football career has been uncertain in recent days. He signed with San Francisco before this season began but was cut after training camp. A few months later he signed with them again -- and was cut again.
He returned to the Philadelphia Eagles, where he had spent four seasons previously, but the team released him after two weeks. Though frustrated over his career developments, Matthews said he was at peace during the time he was not playing football.
"It was then that I knew, whether or not I get another chance to play football, this is who I am," he wrote in an article at The Increase. "If I can't take care of my walk with Christ, my wife, and my son, I won't be able to enjoy anything else."
San Francisco came calling again when one of the team's receivers was injured. Though they told Matthews he would likely be inactive each week and not be playing on the field, the team valued his presence and his leadership.
"This was the first time a team wanted me back, not just based on what I could do on the field, but because of who I am," Matthews wrote. "They wanted my influence in the locker room, not just my talent on the field. So now my question is, 'OK, God. How do You want to move through me in this place?'"
2020 SBC Ministers' Wives luncheon registration open
by Diana Chandler
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
ORLANDO, Fla. (BP) -- Registration is open for the 2020 Southern Baptist Convention Ministers' Wives Luncheon June 9 at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, Fla., featuring guest speaker Whitney Capps of Proverbs 31 Ministries.
"Jesus Changes Everything" is the theme for the noon–1:30 p.m. luncheon, billed as an inspirational time for wives of ministers attending the SBC annual meeting to fellowship and worship together.
Featured presenter Capps is a national Proverbs 31 speaker, a writer for the new First 5 Bible app and released her first book, "Sick of Me," in March, 2019, with the accompanying video curriculum, "We Over Me."
LifeWay Christian Resources, which is facilitating the registration for the event, describes Capps as "a communicator at heart" and "Bible study geek" who delights in delivering "profound yet practical truth" from God's Word.
Registration, $20, is available toll free at 800-254-2022, online at registration.lifeway.com, by faxing your name and contact information to 615-251-3730, or by mailing the same to SBC Ministers' Wives Luncheon, One LifeWay Plaza, Nashville, TN 37202. Table reservations, 10 seats, are available for $200, and registrants may volunteer to serve as table hosts.
Registrants may also submit nominations through April 1 for the Willie Turner Dawson Award, which recognizes an outstanding ministry wife who, according to the nomination form, "has made a distinct denominational contribution beyond service in the local church."
The luncheon is in conjunction with the SBC 2020 Annual Meeting June 9 -10 in Orlando, themed "Gospel Above All. Always."
SBC DIGEST: ERLC names 2020 Leadership Council; MBTS holds youth apologetics conference
by Staff
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
ERLC names 2020 Leadership Council
by Tom Strode
NASHVILLE (BP) -- The Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission announced its 2020 Leadership Council of 84 members Wednesday (Jan. 29).
The council, which is named annually, consists of a diverse group of Southern Baptist pastors, ministry leaders and other church members. They will receive training from the ERLC staff to help them, as well as their churches, apply the Gospel of Jesus to all areas of life. The ERLC inaugurated the council in 2014, seven months after Russell Moore became president.
"One of the most important things we do here at the ERLC is working with this group of leaders throughout the year," Moore said in an ERLC news release. "The wisdom and passion they bring to service in our churches is always such an encouragement.
"This year's new members are no different, and I look forward to working with them to equip the church with the truths of the Gospel for the cultural issues of our day."
Among the 2020 council members are:
-- Marshal Ausberry, senior pastor, Antioch Baptist Church, Fairfax Station, Va., and president, National African American Fellowship, SBC.
-- Lauren Ashford, a member of the leadership team for women's discipleship at The Summit Church, Raleigh-Durham, N.C.
-- Matt Boswell, hymnwriter and pastor, The Trails Church, Prosper, Texas.
-- Noe Garcia, senior pastor, North Phoenix Baptist Church, Phoenix, Ariz.
-- Carmen LaBerge, radio host and member of Grace Community Church, Nashville.
-- David Prince, pastor of preaching and vision, Ashland Avenue Baptist Church, Lexington, Ky., and assistant professor of Christian preaching, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
-- Courtney Reissig, author, Bible teacher and member of Immanuel Baptist Church, Little Rock, Ark.
-- Raleigh Sadler, founder and executive director, the anti-human trafficking organization Let My People Go, New York City.
-- Jimmy Scroggins, lead pastor, Family Church, West Palm Beach, Fla.
-- Jared Wellman, lead pastor, Tate Springs Baptist Church, Arlington, Texas
-- Afshin Ziafat, lead pastor, Providence Church, Frisco, Texas.
In comments provided by the ERLC, Boswell said he is "personally grateful for the intentionality of Dr. Moore and the ERLC to equip pastors and churches as we navigate the ever-changing current of our culture."
Garcia, a member last year as well, said the council "has developed my leadership in regards to cultural issues in ways I never imagined."
Reissig said she is "most excited about learning from the team at the ERLC, but also learning from all of those who also joined the Leadership Council."
Wellman said the ERLC "has benefitted me greatly from a distance, and I feel that I'll become a better follower of Jesus, family man, pastor and citizen by serving on the Leadership Council."
The ERLC equips council members through conference calls and events. The members provide input to the entity's staff and occasional content for its website. Typically, 50 to 60 percent of the members are new to the council each year.
The entire list of council members is available at https://erlc.com/about/leadership-council.
MBTS Ready Conference equips youth to defend their faith
By T. Patrick Hudson
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP) -- Midwestern Seminary welcomed MORE THAN 1,000 students from more than 90 local and regional churches on Jan. 24-25 for its annual Ready Conference, which exists to equip the youth of the church to defend their faith.
This conference -- which is based off of Jude, verse 3 -- encourages students to be ready to defend "the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints." It featured main sessions from speakers Sam Bierig, Cam Triggs, Jared Bumpers and Noe Garcia, and included a number of breakout sessions. Additionally, students were treated to a hip-hop concert with Christian artist KB.
"Existing For the Church means reaching out to all generations, and the Ready Conference offers the next generation of church members and leaders an opportunity to be equipped for the future," said president Jason Allen. "It is encouraging to see the passion these students possess for Jesus Christ, and our prayer is that they'll take what they've learned during this conference and use it to develop their personal walk with Christ and employ it to further His kingdom."
In opening the conference, Bierig, who serves as the undergraduate dean and as assistant professor of Biblical Studies at Spurgeon College, preached from Jude, verses 1 and 2. He noted that the epistle consists of the apostle, Jude, exhorting believers to remember who they are in Christ.
Fleshing out his message, Bierig encouraged the attendees by offering four marks of "real Christians." These marks include that when a person comes to salvation in Christ it completely changes and humbles them. Second, he said those saved by Christ are called by the Holy Spirit, and that's a purposeful act, not an accident.
Third, Bierig noted that those found in Christ are truly loved by God, and the fourth mark was that real Christians are guarded, protected, and never let go of by Christ.
Bierig explained what believers are protected against, saying, "Primarily Satan, sin, and death. These are unconquerable foes for you and me, and this same cosmic muscle that God the Father, by the person of the Spirit, taps into to raise Jesus out of the grave strapping on him invincibility, that same power, He now deploys on your behalf as a Christian."
Garcia, who serves as senior pastor of North Phoenix Baptist Church in Phoenix, Ariz., preached the second main session from Jude, verses 3 and 4, and warned attendees that culture is always changing and shifting, and if they are not careful, their identity will shift and change with culture too.
Speaking of Generation Z, Garcia said, "One of the big things they are concerned about is identity. So, part of Generation Z goes like this, 'be whoever you want to be.' 'It's not wrong to be whoever you feel like being.' 'Let's just all love and get along.' However, that's countercultural from Scripture. And if we're not careful, we begin to believe those lies. You, then, believe you. You begin to substitute the truth of God for the lies of the enemy. It is incredibly important that you know the truth of Scripture and that it becomes your foundation."
Garcia added that once a person comes to faith in Christ, there then becomes a daily struggle not to conform to the world and to contend for the faith. This is a vital component to their growth as a believer.
Kicking off the conference's second day, Bumpers, who serves as director of Student Life & Events and assistant professor of preaching and ministry at Midwestern Seminary, preached from Jude, verses 5-16.
He shared that everyone has made sinful decisions, and often people take their sin too lightly. This cheapens what the Bible says about sin, which is lawlessness and rebellion. In essence, sin is following one's heart and not the heart of God.
Jude, in this passage, warns readers that following their hearts leads to destruction because the bottom line is that God judges sin.
In looking at what he called a "heavy text," Bumpers exhorted attendees to remember that God judges sin, sin is serious, false teaching is real and dangerous, and the ungodly will experience judgement.
Bumpers' message, however, ended with hope. He said, "The reason it's important for us to feel the weight of this text, and the sinfulness of our own heart, is so that we can see the beauty of the Gospel in the grace of Jesus Christ -- that Jesus Christ takes people who have sin, who've rebelled, and He loves them. He lavishes His grace on them. He gives them His Spirit, and He enables them to live the life that they were meant to live."
Triggs, who is lead pastor of Grace Alive Church in Orlando, Fla., preached from Jude, verses 17-23. His message was for listeners to see what it means to have a calling, to contend and be ready to fight for the faith, and to understand it's not coming from their own strength or their own willpower, but that it comes from the mighty and scandalous grace of God.
He noted that it's easy to come and celebrate Jesus together at a youth conference, in youth group, or church settings, but it's difficult to contend for the faith in life's difficult situations. He added that it's important to understand that the strength one needs to contend daily for the faith is not our own.
"I cannot rely on my good works, my attendance in church, my self-righteousness, or my success. It can only lead to pride or despair," Triggs said. "What's great about the good news of Jesus Christ is that He demonstrates His love, affection, and commitment to you and that is what keeps you in the faith."
Triggs further urged listeners not to fall for the bribes of the false teachers in our culture, but instead to be about the business of sharing Christ with those around us.
Bumpers concluded the Ready Conference by preaching a message from Jude, verses 24-25. He noted that this passage was a doxology to the prior 23 verses. He said the intent by Jude was for his readers to leave with a greater sense of awe and appreciation for who God is and what God has done in our lives.
"What he (Jude) does is take their eyes away from the false teachers. He takes their eyes away from themselves, and he lifts up their heads and points them to God. He wants to redirect their gaze so that they're not looking at the danger of false teaching or the struggles in their own life, but that they would see this God who loves them, this God who's called them, this God who's captivated their lives, and that they would then worship Him because He is worthy.
"Listen students, Jude knows that the only person who can carry the believer through life and death is God. Don't look at yourself. Don't love yourself. Don't live for yourself. Fix your eyes on this glorious God who's redeemed you through Jesus Christ. Fix your eyes on Him. Live for Him, love Him."
The conference's first evening concluded with students enjoying KB's hip-hop performance. The artist is known for the track "100" from the EP of the same name, which took home the Dove Award for Rap/Hip-Hop Song of the Year in 2014. His last LP, 2015's Tomorrow We Live, garnered both critical and commercial acclaim, earning a Stellar Award nomination for Rap/Hip-Hop Gospel CD of the Year and debuted on the Billboard charts as the No. 1 Christian album and the No. 4 Rap album overall.
To view the main sessions of the Ready Conference, visit: www.mbts.edu/ready20.
Texas Baptist leaders participate in Rally for Life
by Kallie Lowrie
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
AUSTIN, Texas (BP) -- Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) executive director David Hardage and BGCT President Michael Evans addressed a crowd of more than 20,000 people from the steps of the State Capitol during the Texas Rally for Life Jan. 25.
Hardage brought greetings on behalf of Texas Baptist churches and read from Psalm 139:14, emphasizing God is the creator and giver of life.
"We stand not just in opposition to abortion, but we stand for something, and what we stand for is life," Hardage said. "We believe in, and we support with all of our hearts, life."
Evans offered a prayer of benediction at the rally.
Other program participants included Sylvia B. Johnson-Matthews, executive director/CEO of Houston Pregnancy Help Center; Jairo Sandoval-Pilego, pastor of San Jose Catholic Church in Austin; U.S. Representative Chip Roy; Claire Culwell, an abortion survivor; State Rep. Jeff Leach; Terry Beatley, president of the Hosea Initiative; and Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life.
The Texas Alliance for Life, a nonprofit organization that advocates for pro-life issues in the state, coordinated the rally on the south steps of the Capitol.
Prior to the rally, Hardage and Evans participated in a celebration worship and prayer service at Hillcrest Church in Austin, coordinated by the Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission. The choir from Bethlehem Baptist Church in Mansfield, where Evans is senior pastor, performed at both the worship service and the rally.
During the worship service, Evans preached from Exodus 1 on the sanctity of life. He encouraged the crowd of more than 200 to "speak up for those who are speechless, to advocate on behalf of those who cannot advocate for themselves ... and to wave the banner of life."
Evans noted the 47th anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision and expressed sorrow for more than 60 million unborn children who were the victims of the "earth-shattering decision."
"Our stance today is for life," Evans said.
Evans also explained he was born out of wedlock. "If ... [my parents] had taken my life, I would not have had the opportunity to contribute to the well-being of this society," he said.
Evans expressed gratitude to his parents for choosing to give him life, despite the many sacrifices it required, including his mother dropping out of college and his father enlisting in the military at a young age.
"Every human being is precious in the sight of our mighty God," Evans said.
In Exodus 1, God remembered each life, Evans explained. Moses owed his life to women who did not follow the law of their government, which used genocide as a means of population control. After the two midwives ignored the decree of Pharaoh to kill male babies, God blessed them for their choices.
"God will bless us today. God will walk with us today," Evans said. "He will encourage us. He has already gone before us. My prayer is that God would give you courage that on this day you will advocate for the lives of the unborn."
During the service, Katie Frugé, hunger and care ministry specialist with the CLC, also testified to the power of life through the birth of her three daughters. She told how God walked with her and her husband through her first pregnancy when they were told their daughter would be born with abnormalities. She then pointed to Eve, now age 8, who stood and waved from the front row.
During her second pregnancy, Frugé was again met with news of abnormalities, but she "leaned into an unknown future, trusting a known God."
The couple named their second daughter Felicity and describe her as someone who brings joy to all who know her.
Frugé was diagnosed with deadly stomach cancer at age 31 and had her entire stomach removed.
"God is faithful. Life is beautiful," Frugé testified.
Three years later, she gave birth to a third daughter, Noelle, who is 7 weeks old.
"We are happy and privileged to stand with you today," Frugé said. "We have lived and experienced that life is worthy of celebration."
Another program participant, Jayme Bates, a member of First Baptist Church in Georgetown, told her personal story of the pain and heartache she suffered after two abortions.
Bates spoke about God's redeeming power in her life as she became a Christian. She started a redemptive ministry to those who have been impacted by abortion.
Dew inauguration includes evangelism and missions day
by Gary D. Myers and Marilyn Stewart
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
NEW ORLEANS -- Presidential inaugurations require a certain amount of formality and pomp, but Jamie Dew wanted a portion of his inauguration week to focus on servanthood and Gospel proclamation.
Since coming to New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) and Leavell College in June as the school's ninth president, Dew has called the seminary community to take up the "towel and basin" and serve like Jesus.
In the midst of this week with all its formalities, the NOBTS family took time out to serve in mission projects around the city, reflecting the tone Dew wishes to set for his tenure.
Faculty, staff and students worked in teams throughout the city and saw at least three people come to faith in Christ. One of the people who responded to the Gospel that day lived just next to the seminary campus. A team going door to door in the neighborhood that abuts NOBTS struck up a conversation with a man working in his yard. After hearing the Gospel, he prayed to receive Christ in the shadow of a seminary building.
Before dispersing into the city, Dew reminded the more than 300 participants gathered in Leavell Chapel just how Christ served others. He warned them not to stop at intellectual devotion to the Gospel.
"I'm afraid we often do miss in the midst of all that God is doing in our lives, in the place and location we're in, with the tasks before us -- I'm afraid we miss how simple this really is," Dew said. "Christ ... the Master, the Teacher, the Messiah, the King -- our King -- came into the world as a servant and took a towel and basin and took the posture of the lowest of them all and washed his disciples' feet."
Dew expressed his love to the seminary family and said he "fell in love" with them because of their humility and service.
"So today, and every day from this point forward, you start this journey with me," Dew said. "I submit myself to you and the churches of the Southern Baptist Convention to be your and their servant. With Christ, I call you into that with me."
Lifting up the towel and basin that Dew carried to the pulpit, he gave his final charge.
"Let's show Gentilly and New Orleans and all the places we will go what it looks like to be a follower of Jesus Christ. He is our example and today we honor Him by obeying."
Some teams prayer walked and shared the Gospel in neighborhoods (Gentilly, Lakeview and the French Quarter) and on a university campus. Others served at Global Maritime Ministries, a seafarer ministry at the Port of New Orleans, or at the Baptist Friendship House, a ministry near the French Quarter that cares for women and children in transition and human trafficking victims.
Teams sorted and organized hygiene items and articles of clothing for backpacks the center distributes to those in need or those escaping human trafficking and provided other needed services.
Key Bennett, Baptist Friendship House executive director and a North American Mission Board Send Relief missionary, pointed to Jesus' example in Matthew 25 and the admonition in 1 John 3:17-18 to show the importance of service.
"[Serving others] is what Jesus did," Bennett said. "Hurting people have experienced trauma in their lives, so my homeless and human trafficking survivors and folks living in poverty have a lot of need. It's simply meeting a need, building a relationship and changing a life through Jesus Christ."
At Global Maritime, teams helped with cleaning and lawn care and prepared supplies for ministry. Some baked brownies and cupcakes to share with cruise ship crew members who visit the center on Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays -- times when Global Maritime staff members have many opportunities to share the Gospel.
At a local university campus, teams set up a table and used Soularium cards, a series of images designed to spark spiritual conversations, to engage students.
Scarlat Duerreiro, a NOBTS Master of Music student from Brazil, said the cards' images were particularly helpful in talking with a young man who had some difficulty in communicating his thoughts. When the young man expressed that he felt like he was living in darkness but wanted to live in the light, Duerreiro shared the Gospel and led him to faith in Christ.
"I think we were 'out of the box' and really had the opportunity to experience New Orleans," Duerreiro said. "It really took it out of theory and let us work as a team with professors and other students. We were able to say 'Taste and see that the Lord is good.'"
Athletes emphasize Who's Your One ahead of Super Bowl
by Brandon Elrod
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
ALPHARETTA, Ga. (BP) -- Troy Sadowski was the first All-American tight end that the University of Georgia ever had, and he went on to have a 10-year career in the National Football League playing for six different teams, including the Falcons, Steelers and Jets. Despite the sterling athletic career, something was missing.
"The first 31 years of my life, I was as lost as a duck in the desert," Sadowski said. "In the NFL, I got to a low point. It was a very dark time. It wasn't until I went to the First Baptist Church of Woodstock (Ga.) and heard Johnny Hunt preach that I understood what the Gospel was all about."
Sadowski learned that morning that he had a problem with sin and needed to accept Jesus Christ as his Savior. He recently shared his testimony as a part of #AnyGivenWeekend, a new story-telling video series being launched by the North American Mission Board (NAMB) during Super Bowl Weekend. The videos are a component of NAMB's Who's Your One evangelism emphasis.
When two teams meet to compete, just about anything can happen. The same thing takes place in churches any time believers meet and worship, especially when believers bring those who need Christ to church.
"Just as sporting events are taking place on any given weekend, churches are also gathering, the Gospel is being shared and lives can be changed," said Catherine Renfro, an evangelism specialist at NAMB.
As a part of #AnyGivenWeekend, athletes are sharing their testimonies and telling about the people who first reached out to them, while also challenging those watching to participate in Who's Your One by identifying one person they will pray for and share the Gospel with.
Athletes from a variety of sports have shared their testimonies via video. NAMB will add those videos to whosyourone.com and share them on social media throughout the year.
"Professional athletes mean a lot in our culture today," said Johnny Hunt, NAMB's senior vice president for evangelism and leadership. "Hearing from men and women who competed at the highest levels of their sport share their testimony and encourage others to do the same will, I believe, encourage a lot of others to be bold in sharing their faith."
While all eyes will be focused on Super Bowl LIV this weekend, #AnyGivenWeekend will also focus on another major competition this summer: the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. Whatever the sport -- baseball, basketball, track and field -- different athletes will participate in the #AnyGivenWeekend emphasis to share their faith story and encourage others to share theirs as well.
"We know that everyone needs the Gospel," Hunt said. "Still, we sometimes think that someone won't hear the Gospel message if that person has fame and success. The stories of these professional athletes show that that's not true. We all need the Gospel, and we should all be ready to share no matter how successful or how far from God a person may seem."
The videos will release this weekend. Those on social media will be shorter so that they are easier to share. Longer forms will be available at whosyourone.com so that people can hear more about how the Gospel has changed the lives of different athletes.
FIRST-PERSON: 3 ways to harness social media to the glory of God
by Matt Henslee
Date: January 29, 2020 - Wednesday
MAYHILL, N.M. (BP) -- Social media can be an awesome tool, but it can also be a terrible temptation. It's a mixed bag that gives people a platform to say whatever they want -- the good, the bad, and the ugly -- whenever they want, with little to no consequence.
I've made several friends on social media and have been encouraged by thousands of tweets and Facebook posts. There have been days, however, when I've been ready to delete every last one of my social media accounts.
But I've determined every second God gives me is an opportunity to "make the most of the time" (Ephesians 5:6). For this reason, I block the trolls, mute the troublemakers and am intentional and particular with what I decide to post.
Another reason I do this is because of what Jesus says in Matthew 12:36: "I tell you that on the day of judgment people will have to account for every careless word they speak." Social media can be a breeding ground for careless words, which is why wisdom and caution are necessary.
While I'm not always successful, before sending on an online message, I try to ask myself:
-- Is this true or false?
-- Does it build up or tear down?
-- Does it amplify or diminish Christ's Gospel?
These questions help me accomplish three things in an effort to post to the glory of God:
1. Speak the truth
"Lying lips are detestable to the Lord, but faithful people are his delight," (Proverbs 12:22).
I might have tens of thousands of friends and followers on social media, but the audience that really matters consists of three persons in one: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
It's out of the new nature I received from Christ I aim to speak the truth in love to those in my circle of influence (Colossians 3:9-10; Ephesians 4:15).
These verses also inform how I process and respond to the news. When breaking news occurs, I try to wait at least 72 hours before giving commentary, as more facts often come to light after the story breaks.
May we be known as a people who value honesty and likewise share the truth in love.
2. Share to edify, encourage and embolden
"Therefore encourage one another and build each other up as you are already doing" (1 Thessalonians 5:11).
I'm a pastor of a normative size church in the middle of absolutely nowhere. The people I have the privilege of serving and leading are gifts from the Lord.
But like all pastors, there are days when the rise and grind of ministry gets me down. Since most of my online friends and followers are pastors who are in the same boat, the absolute last thing I want to do is add to their headaches and heartaches.
There's a time for everything, and I've found the time I spend on social media should be primarily dedicated to cheering on my brothers and sisters in Christ. Do I agree with all of my social media contacts on everything they post? Of course not.
I'll never be in lockstep on tertiary issues with every pastor I follow on social media, but if we agree on the main things and aim to advance the Kingdom of God, I'll cheer them on with everything in me.
We church leaders are fully aware we have more than enough critics. We could use a cheerleader or two to build us up rather than tear us down.
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"This is why you are also to be ready, because the Son of Man is coming at an hour you do not expect" (Matthew 24:44).
I'm going to assume most readers know what the Great Commission says. I'm also going to assume you agree with what the Bible says about eternity.
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In light of these truths from Scripture, are you posting with the Great Day in mind? Are your posts guiding people to salvation or away from it?
The world is watching, and whether you have 50 online followers or 40,000, each post you launch into social media is either a flare of life or a missile of death.
Our posts are either guiding people to an eternity in heaven or everlasting torment in hell. That should be enough to give us pause before we click "send."
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