Pastor Pete Folger is the co-pastor of the Cleveland Baptist Church in Cleveland, OH. Your hosts in this interview learns more about  him a proven method of transition from one pastor to the next. What is a co-pastor?

Bro. Wolvin & Bro. Stone finish addressing the topic of the week: working with teenagers. Make every attempt to reach the hearts of the younger teens early and the likelihood of your influence upon them will be greater.

Your hosts continue the topic for the week on working with teens. Keeping teens is not always the same as reaching those teens for the purpose of communicating the Gospel. Good scriptural preaching rests upon relating the Scripture to life; and ma…

Al Stone and Dan Wolvin talk about the qualities and characteristics of the individual who leads the youth group. * Teenagers are really no different from twenty to fifty years ago. People are people and the Word of God is timeless and spans all ages and generations. * Understand your primary philosophy for working with…

Dr. Kurt Skelly has revamped Virginia Baptist College and lays out his view on the limitless opportunities of an online college.  “Bringing proven leaders to you.” Usually when you attempt to do two things well,

Dr. Skelly relates to the listeners the challenges and opportunities he is facing as the new pastor of Faith Baptist Church in Fredericksburg, VA. When arriving in a new ministry, you must be cognizant of the “black hole” of personhood – they do n…

Pastor Kurt Skelly joins us on Tiim Talks and amplifies candidly and openly how God led him to leave the ministry at Harvest Baptist Church after twenty years. God generously does not move the shepherd when the sheep are vulnerable.

Dr. Al and Pastor Dan relate some hard lessons learned in their 70-plus years of dealing with children events: bus problems, border crossings, storytellers and even some “clown sightings.”

Pastor Wolvin and Pastor Stone give some pointers on making your annual childrens events more effective. Be very organized, if you don’t have something prepared for them to do, children will definitely find something to do

Al and Dan discuss the importance and the opportunities of Vacation Bible School – or an annual special children’s programs. Look at your program through the eyes of a parent – not just the eyes of a pastor