As we continue a week of thinking “outside of the box,” the two pastor friends discuss the priority of attempting to make the “church experience” beneficial for believers.

This week’s topics have much to do with “thinking outside of the box.” Is there any correlation which can be made between businesses and churches? Can a church learn some lessons from how a business operates and implement some successful techni…

The blessing of ministering for a long time is the thrill of watching children and teens become adults; and all of the time, effort and prayers invested in that person are truly worth it all. Pastor Wolvin & Pastor Stone reflect on some of those blesse…

Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin reflect on some young people to whom they have ministered…but it just didn’t take. Even decades later, they remember THAT kid who gave them grief and headaches.  Poor interactions with others, by the way,

Even after a combined 70 years of ministry, your two pastor-hosts can still clearly remember…THAT kid. This episode is focused on the children (or teens) who have crossed paths in ministry who still tug at the heartstrings.

What are we doing to prepare for the “passing of the baton” to the next generation in our independent Baptist churches? Are we properly preparing individuals (potential pastors) and the mindset of our congregations?

Realizing that Millenials will one day be leading all of our churches, Dr. Stone & Pastor Wolvin discuss the general strengths and weaknesses of their generation as well as their perception of the Millenial Generation.

Pastor Stone and Pastor Wolvin discuss the perceptions – as well as some of the realities – of this new & ‘upcoming’ generation of Millenials. Are they REALLY that much different than preceding generations?

Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin address times when it is either appropriate or expedient not to give any advice at all. – “A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the Lord directeth his steps.” Proverbs 16:9

Pastor Wolvin & Pastor Stone reflect on some poor advice which they have been given over the years – and even some poor advice which they may have given themselves. – “There is no wisdom nor understanding nor counsel against the Lord.” Proverbe 21:30