The Baptist duo give some practical pointers on how to give a public invitation in special situations. Funeral services Special Day church services Youth camps/youth meetings

Al & Dan continue the theme on extending a public invitation at the close of the church service. Many young preachers need to practice – even write down every step or phrase – extending that invitation. –

Dr. Stone & Pastor Wolvin the merits of extending a public invitation at the close of the service. Is there a Bible precedent? How do you get the listener to ignore the embarrassment and come forward?

Reaching into the community for Christ is a necessity.  Al and Dan reflect on various methods which have been effective for each of them. Special days at church to honor others: First Responders, Elected Officials, Teachers, Medical Personnel

New Testament churches all across the world are actively engaging their communities with the precious Gospel of Jesus Christ. Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin comment on various methods and ministries to reach the lost. –

Dr. Stone & Pastor Wolvin discuss the imperitive of reaching others for Christ and some ideas which have borne fruit. Adapt your ministries, not your message Go out and win the lost, don’t settle only for bringing the lost in

Closing “Love of Country Week,” Dan and Al offer their opinions and Bible principles concerning God and country. These questions are addressed: How involved are you in issues of government? What issues are you facing at the local and state/prov…

During “Love of Country Week” the focus shifts to the United States. July 4 marks 241 years of independence for the United States of America. Dr. Al Stone and Pastor Dan Wolvin reflect on the effect Baptists had upon this nation during that formative t…

The theme for the week is “Love of Country.” On July 1, Canada celebrated 150 years of the unification of its colonies into one Dominion. In this episode Pastor Wolvin seeks to hear from Pastor Stone about Canada’s history and gain some enlightenment a…

Once a guest preacher has agreed to come and preach, try to take care of him the best that you can. A small church will have some obstacles to overcome as it attempts to be a good host, but they can be resolved simply – if not easily. –