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November 1, 2024

Title: World Changers
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Vance Pitman
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 5

Pastor Vance Pitman is the President of the Send Network with the North American Mission Board. The Send Network’s mission is to reach the millions of unbelievers in America by planting as many churches as possible to save souls for the Kingdom.

Click here for more information about Pastor Vance Pitman and the Send Network.

Scripture Passage: Acts 1-2

Find Pastor Vance Pitman’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

LESSON #3 FROM THE EARLY CHURCH:

Are you a praying Christian? Pastor Vance passionately pleas for Christians to get back to prayer like the early church and shares the powerful testimony of a woman from the Philippines. This story is a great reminder that God has a plan for everything!

LESSON #4 FROM THE EARLY CHURCH:

Have a spirit that produces power. Allow the Holy Spirit to move in you and through you. Pastor Vance closes the sermon with a fervent prayer, encouraging Christians to pray for our families, lost souls, and our country.


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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October 31, 2024

Title: World Changers
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Vance Pitman
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 4

Pastor Vance Pitman is the President of the Send Network with the North American Mission Board. The Send Network’s mission is to reach the millions of unbelievers in America by planting as many churches as possible to save souls for the Kingdom.

Click here for more information about Pastor Vance Pitman and the Send Network.

Scripture Passage: Acts 1-2

Find Pastor Vance Pitman’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

LESSON #2 FROM THE EARLY CHURCH:

Pastor Vance continues to preach about the importance of unity among believers, offering some encouraging statistics about the explosion of believers around the world today.

LESSON #3 FROM THE EARLY CHURCH:

Have a desperation that produces prayer. How often do you hit your knees, pleading with God to move? Do you really believe that He can change your circumstance? Why don’t churches pray more? Pastor Vance reminds us: “If God’s not God, we’re sunk.” Ain’t that the truth?

NOTE: Did you know that the Bible has JOKES? Yep! Especially in Acts 1! Listen as Pastor Vance shares the irony…

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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October 30, 2024

Title: World Changers
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Vance Pitman
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 3

Pastor Vance Pitman is the President of the Send Network with the North American Mission Board. The Send Network’s mission is to reach the millions of unbelievers in America by planting as many churches as possible to save souls for the Kingdom.

Click here for more information about Pastor Vance Pitman and the Send Network.

Scripture Passage: Acts 1-2

Find Pastor Vance Pitman’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

LESSON #1 FROM THE EARLY CHURCH:

Pastor Vance continues to give us encouragement as we seek to stay obedient to God’s Word and trust Him completely. He also warns us to never get so comfortable in our faith that we stop going to church or grow.

Scripture Reference: Romans 10:17


LESSON #2 FROM THE EARLY CHURCH:

Have a passion that produces unity. In other words, be on the same page as other believers about God’s Word and stop causing division over petty things! And never, ever stop preaching about the Kingdom of God.

Scripture Reference: Matthew 6:33

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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October 29, 2024

Title: World Changers
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Vance Pitman
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 2

Pastor Vance Pitman is the President of the Send Network with the North American Mission Board. The Send Network’s mission is to reach the millions of unbelievers in America by planting as many churches as possible to save souls for the Kingdom.

Click here for more information about Pastor Vance Pitman and the Send Network.

Scripture Passage: Acts 1-2

Find Pastor Vance Pitman’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Can God really use ANYONE to spread the Gospel? Pastor Vance reads from Acts 1 and offers a warning to Christians to not make politics or government an idol.

LESSON #1 FROM THE EARLY CHURCH:

Have a faith that produces obedience. In other words, trust God and do what God says. Period.


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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October 28, 2024

Title: World Changers
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Vance Pitman
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 1

Pastor Vance Pitman is the President of the Send Network with the North American Mission Board. The Send Network’s mission is to reach the millions of unbelievers in America by planting as many churches as possible to save souls for the Kingdom.

Click here for more information about Pastor Vance Pitman and the Send Network.

Scripture Passage: Acts 1-2

Find Pastor Vance Pitman’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Pastor Vance explains why he started a church in Las Vegas and discusses a little of his work with the North American Mission Board.

When and where was the first church planted – EVER? Why was it formed? How many people were saved that first day? What about the second day? How many lives were changed over the first six months?

What if God did that TODAY? Pastor Vance reminds us: “The same God who was sitting on the throne then is the same God who is sitting on the throne today.”

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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May 10, 2024

Title: Jesus On FAILURE
Topic: Jesus On

Discussed by Pastor Ken Whitten
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 5

Guest Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the CFBC sermon series: “Jesus On – The Only Perspective that Matters” with an encouraging sermon reminding us that God will always love us – no matter what.

Pastor Whitten was the lead pastor at Idlewild Baptist Church in Tampa, Florida. He is currently the National Director of Pastoral Leadership at the North American Mission Board.

Scripture Passage: Luke 22:31-34

Find Pastor Ken Whitten’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED

Have you ever been encouraged by your failures? Do you view failures as your friend?

Is there anything we can do that will make Jesus love us less?

Why did Jesus die for our failures? Pastor Ken Whitten reminds us that Jesus still loved Simon Peter even after he denied him three times. Jesus will always love you, too, no matter what.

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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May 9, 2024

Title: Jesus On FAILURE
Topic: Jesus On

Discussed by Pastor Ken Whitten
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 4

Guest Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the CFBC sermon series: “Jesus On – The Only Perspective that Matters” with an encouraging sermon reminding us that God will always love us – no matter what.

Pastor Whitten was the lead pastor at Idlewild Baptist Church in Tampa, Florida. He is currently the National Director of Pastoral Leadership at the North American Mission Board.

Scripture Passage: Luke 22:31-34

Find Pastor Ken Whitten’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED

Does God use strange “ministers” to strengthen our faith? Pastor Ken shares a funny story about being dirty and smelly and running into a member of his church out in public…

Can failures come with unparalleled blessings?

Does Jesus pray for us?

Pastor Ken closes this segment reminding us of Simon Peter’s failures…

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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May 8, 2024

Title: Jesus On FAILURE
Topic: Jesus On

Discussed by Pastor Ken Whitten
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 3

Guest Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the CFBC sermon series: “Jesus On – The Only Perspective that Matters” with an encouraging sermon reminding us that God will always love us – no matter what.

Pastor Whitten was the lead pastor at Idlewild Baptist Church in Tampa, Florida. He is currently the National Director of Pastoral Leadership at the North American Mission Board.

Scripture Passage: Luke 22:31-34

Find Pastor Ken Whitten’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED

Why do failures come at unexpected times?

Why does God allow Satan to attack us? Pastor Ken Whitten reminds us that Satan can and will attack us at any given moment. It doesn’t matter if we are weak and broken or strong and life is great. Satan doesn’t discriminate.

Does failure come during times of pride? Can failure come during times of promise?

Can failures reach unbroken people? Who are unbroken people?

Can our faith be strengthened by failures? Can our family be blessed by failures? Pastor Ken Whitten discusses a few of the greatest successes that came from the greatest failures.

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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May 7, 2024

Title: Jesus On FAILURE
Topic: Jesus On

Discussed by Pastor Ken Whitten
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 2

Guest Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the CFBC sermon series: “Jesus On – The Only Perspective that Matters” with an encouraging sermon reminding us that God will always love us – no matter what.

Pastor Whitten was the lead pastor at Idlewild Baptist Church in Tampa, Florida. He is currently the National Director of Pastoral Leadership at the North American Mission Board.

Scripture Passage: Luke 22:31-34

Find Pastor Ken Whitten’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED

Who was Simon Peter? What did he do that should have disappointed Jesus more than anything?

Have you ever been trying and trying to live a Christ-like life, but you seem to fail over and over again? Pastor Ken Whitten uses the analogy of running out of gas to offer some encouragement.

Why does God give us chance after chance after chance?

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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May 6, 2024

Title: Jesus On FAILURE
Topic: Jesus On

Discussed by Pastor Ken Whitten
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 1

Guest Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the CFBC sermon series: “Jesus On – The Only Perspective that Matters” with an encouraging sermon reminding us that God will always love us – no matter what.

Pastor Whitten was the lead pastor at Idlewild Baptist Church in Tampa, Florida. He is currently the National Director of Pastoral Leadership at the North American Mission Board.

Scripture Passage: Luke 22:31-34

Find Pastor Ken Whitten’s sermon here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED

Why do we view failure as, well, a failure? Why does everyone want to be successful in everything they do? (Deuteronomy 8) Pastor Ken Whitten reminds us that failure can actually be a great motivator – even a friend – because God uses broken things! He says: “Never mistake the man or woman for the moment.”

Will God always forgive us when we fail Him?

Why do so many people think that Christians are perfect? Further, why do so many people believe that God only loves perfect people? (Romans 5:8)

Who was Simon Peter? What did he do that should have disappointed Jesus more than anything?

If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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November 10, 2023

Title: What Are You Doing with Your Time?
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Kevin Ezell
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 5

Kevin Ezell was the guest speaker on October 29, 2023 at Champion Forest Baptist Church. Kevin is the President of the North American Mission Board. You can find more information about Kevin Ezell here.

This week, Kevin Ezell presents a fabulous sermon on looking for open doors – opportunities to share the Gospel with others.

Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 16

Find Kevin Ezell’s sermon here.

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Yesterday, Kevin Ezell began telling a funny “I’m married but I love basketball” story. Today, he concludes that story reminding us that it is important to listen to others when they observe behavior in us that is contrary to God’s Word. It’s also a great reminder that, no matter what is going on in the world or in our personal lives, we know that God has our back and we will WIN in the end!

FINAL THOUGHTS:

God has called you to be on mission. You never know how much time you have left on earth. What are you going to do with your time?


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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November 9, 2023

Title: What Are You Doing with Your Time?
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Kevin Ezell
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 4

Kevin Ezell was the guest speaker on October 29, 2023 at Champion Forest Baptist Church. Kevin is the President of the North American Mission Board. You can find more information about Kevin Ezell here.

This week, Kevin Ezell presents a fabulous sermon on looking for open doors – opportunities to share the Gospel with others.

Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 16

Find Kevin Ezell’s sermon here.

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

How do you make the most of your life? How do you make the big decisions? How do you make the little decisions? What influences your decisions? How will your decisions further the Gospel? Kevin Ezell continues to encourage us to look for “doors with Gospel opportunity”.

Are you ever afraid? We all get afraid – even Paul! Kevin Ezell reminds us of Acts 18: 9-10 “And the Lord said to Paul one night in a vision, 'Do not be afraid, but go on speaking and do not be silent, for I am with you, and no one will attack you to harm you, for I have many in this city who are my people.'”

Pastor Ezell concludes this segment with a funny “I’m married but I love basketball” story. He will finish the story tomorrow, so make plans to tune in!


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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November 8, 2023

Title: What Are You Doing with Your Time?
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Kevin Ezell
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 3

Kevin Ezell was the guest speaker on October 29, 2023 at Champion Forest Baptist Church. Kevin is the President of the North American Mission Board. You can find more information about Kevin Ezell here.

This week, Kevin Ezell presents a fabulous sermon on looking for open doors – opportunities to share the Gospel with others.

Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 16

Find Kevin Ezell’s sermon here.

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Why did Paul travel to Ephesus? Was he looking for an open door? Are YOU looking for an open door? Are you taking advantage of open doors? Would you recognize an open door if you saw one? Kevin Ezell tells a story about flight he once took when he sat next to a “talker”. This is a great story!

Many lives were changed when Paul went on mission and many, many churches were planted. But many people also hated Paul and his teachings. How did Paul handle the opposition?


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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November 7, 2023

Title: What Are You Doing with Your Time?
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Kevin Ezell
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 2

Kevin Ezell was the guest speaker on October 29, 2023 at Champion Forest Baptist Church. Kevin is the President of the North American Mission Board. You can find more information about Kevin Ezell here.

This week, Kevin Ezell presents a fabulous sermon on looking for open doors – opportunities to share the Gospel with others.

Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 16

Find Kevin Ezell’s sermon here.

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Why is there a need for more churches in North America? Kevin Ezell shares maps of the WDC and Los Angeles areas and the many, many churches that have been planted in those two cities since 2010.

What are YOU doing as a missionary in your community? Did you even realize that you are a missionary? What are you going to do with your time here on earth? Kevin Ezell reminds us that God put us here to do more than draw a breath and draw a salary.

Paul went on many missionary journeys. Why did he go? Where did he go? Did he often encounter discrimination and persecution? Tune in tomorrow as Kevin Ezell reads Paul’s letter to the people as recorded in 1 Corinthians 16.


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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November 6, 2023

Title: What Are You Doing with Your Time?
Topic: Special Sermon

Discussed by Kevin Ezell
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Day 1

Kevin Ezell was the guest speaker on October 29, 2023 at Champion Forest Baptist Church. Kevin is the President of the North American Mission Board. You can find more information about Kevin Ezell here.

This week, Kevin Ezell presents a fabulous sermon on looking for open doors – opportunities to share the Gospel with others.

Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 16

Find Kevin Ezell’s sermon here.

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Pastor Jarrett Stephens opens the sermon, introducing Kevin Ezell and the North American Mission Board and stressing the importance of missions.

Kevin takes this segment to discuss his beautiful family and shares some great stories about their adopted children. Click the link above and fast-forward to the 38-minute mark to view the photo of his huge family.


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

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November 24, 2014

Title: A Special Message from the North American Mission Board
Topic: Relief Help

Discussed by Mickey Caison
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

It’s hard to imagine that there are still people suffering from Hurricane Sandy two years after the devastation, but it’s true! Mickey Caison, with the North America Mission Board, says that everyone can do something. Some may only be able to give $5 or $10; some can give more. Some may be able to volunteer their vacation time during Christmas or Spring Break to help rebuild homes – and lives.

The NAMB is also working with church planters to establish new or rebuild old churches. While the physical needs are abundant, the spiritual and emotional needs are prevalent, too.
Unlike many charities, ZERO donation dollars go toward administration costs, fees, or salaries. All of the donated dollars the NAMB receives goes toward the intended cause you designate. Their greatest needs, however, are financial and any amount is greatly appreciated.

Over the last two years, over 1,200 college students have given up their Spring Break and summer vacations to help spread happiness and hope to the residents in New York. For just $20 a day, they receive room and board, three meals a day, and a memorable experience that will last a lifetime.

Log on to www.NAMB.net  to donate financially and to see how your youth or college group can volunteer to help.

To contact them directly, email sandy@NAMB.net.

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May 7, 2014

Title: Help, Healing, and Hope
Topic: Disaster Relief

Discussed by Fritz Wilson
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Our fellow Americans need your help. Even $5 dollars helps! Fritz Wilson, with the North American Mission Board, says that their volunteers are working diligently to provide help, healing, and hope to those who have been affected by the series of tornadoes and floods that have hit the Midwest and Southern United States.

You can help by donating to NAMB at www.NAMB.net  or by calling 866.407.NAMB (6262).

The Texas Baptist Men can be reached at www.TexasBaptistMen.org  or by calling 214.381.2800

The Southern Baptist Convention can be reached at www.SBC.net  or by calling 615.244.2355

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November 16, 2012

Title: How Do You Cook 670,000 Meals Since Sandy Hit The Shore?
Topic: Disaster Relief

Discussed by Fritz Wilson
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Part 1 of 2

Give our listeners a visual - You arrived at New Jersey prior to landfall - What was the scene like before landfall, during landfill, and what have you witnessed the past two or three weeks?

Tell us more about your mobile kitchens! What kind of meals are prepared for the individuals and families in crisis? frozen dinners? peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?

The North American Mission Board exists to work with churches, associations and state conventions in mobilizing Southern Baptists as a missional force to impact North America with the gospel of Jesus Christ through evangelism and church planting. They accomplish that through Send North America, their national strategy for mobilizing churches to plant churches and mobilizing church planters and other missionaries to assist with those efforts.

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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Disaster Relief

Discussed by Fritz Wilson
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

When you send in a mud-out crew to go and help that homeowner pull out all their damaged furniture, to pull up all their carpet and padding, to pull down sheetrock, insulation etc - Are there workers who go that are trained to help victims emotionally?

Since you all provide your meals free, how many semi-trucks full of food does it take to take care of victims for a single day? Also very important, what do you do with all of the trash that you generate?

Fritz Wilson with the North American Mission Board, discusses how Baptist Men and Women from all across America respond when disasters strike. We have a link above in our scrolling banner on ways to help and to donate.

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November 1, 2012

Title: What Are The Southern Baptist Men Doing To Prepare For Hurricane Sandy?
Topic: Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

What are the southern Baptist men doing to prepare for hurricane Sandy? Will there be a need for volunteers? Will there be a need for meals? For command centers? What is the "clam shell"? What kind of food do you all prepare?

Back to hurricane Ike - 1.5 million hot meals were prepared by you all, southern Baptist men and women. How in the world did y'all, from across the country, prepare so many meals? Is it still true that the Red Cross does not have a mobile kitchen?

If there are widespread outages and restaurants don't have portable generators - are you all prepared as needed to send some of your 1,500 disaster relief units throughout the northeast to cook hot meals? The North American Mission Board exists to work with churches, associations and state conventions in mobilizing Southern Baptists as a missioned force to impact North America with the gospel of Jesus Christ through evangelism and church planting. They accomplish that through Send North America, their national strategy for mobilizing churches to plant churches and mobilizing church planters and other missionaries to assist with those efforts.

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May 16, 2011

Title: The Baptist Men (And Women) Are There When You Need Them
Topic: Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Segment 1 of 2

The Red Cross has decided not to concentrate on having portable kitchens during and after an ice storm, a flood along the Mississippi River, a tornado, an earthquake ,or hurricane. So, who prepares the meals? Mike Ebert, with the North American Mission Board, discusses how Baptist Men and Women from all across America respond when disasters strike. We have a link above in our scrolling banner on ways to help and to donate.

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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

After a disaster strikes, who prepares the hot meals? Who has portable showers, laundry facilities, mud-out units, chainsaw units? More importantly, who has a dry shoulder that can respond anywhere? Mike Ebert, with the North American Mission Board, continues discussing how Baptist Men and Women from all across America respond when disasters strike. We have a link above in our scrolling banner on ways to help and to donate.

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March 23, 2011

Title: Don’t be scammed when donating for Japanese disaster relief.
Topic: Japanese Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mickey Caison
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Segment 1 of 2

Our hearts go out to the survivors of the great earthquake, tsunami, and now the ongoing problems with the nuclear power plants in Japan. But be very careful when donating for disaster relief; there are many scams cropping up everywhere. Mickey Caison, Disaster Relief Team Leader with the North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, joins us with ways to help. More information can be found at www.NAMB.org 

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Title: Many can give financially, but we can all pray for the survivors of the ongoing disaster in Japan.
Topic: Japanese Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mickey Caison
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Segment 2 of 2

Add the Japanese survivors to your Prayer List. Pray about giving! Is God calling you to go to Japan to assist in some way? Mickey Caison continues with an update on the survivors of the earthquake, tsunami, and the ongoing nuclear problems in Japan. For decades, Southern Baptists have assisted with disasters across America and around the globe. Millions of meals were prepared by various Baptist Men organizations for the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army to distribute. How in the world do you cook 25,000 to 50,000 meals per day from one parking lot somewhere near a disaster location? More information can be found at www.NAMB.org

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September 30, 2008

Title: VOLUNTEERS ARE STILL NEEDED FOR HURRICANE IKE RELIEF AID
Topic: Hurricane Ike Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Mike Ebert, with the Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, is still looking for volunteers to help with clean-up efforts from Hurricane Ike. Log onto www.namb.net/dr for more information.

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September 22, 2008

Title: Who Is Cooking The Meals For the Ike Victims? Part 1 of 5
Topic: Hurricane Ike Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Mike Ebert, the Public Information Officer with the Southern Baptist Disaster Relief – www.namb.net/dr - discusses the various ways to “Give a cup of cold water in Jesus’ name”. The Southern Baptists have already prepared over 1.5 million hot meals and have been asked to gear up to provide 500,000 a day. How do they do this? To Donate Please call: 866-407-6262

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Title: Who Is Cooking The Meals For the Ike Victims? Part 2 of 5
Topic: Hurricane Ike Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

How much must a victim pay the Baptists for help in removing trees from their homes, cars and driveways? (Hint: it’s free!) Over 85,000 men and women associated with various Southern Baptist Churches are trained to be disaster volunteers. How many are currently serving in Texas and Louisiana?

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Title: Meals, chain saw crews and chaplains for Ike Victims? Part 3 of 5
Topic: Hurricane Ike Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Mike Ebert, the Public Information Officer with the Southern Baptist Disaster Relief – www.namb.net/dr - continues discussing the various ways to “Give a cup of cold water in Jesus’ name”. To Donate Please call: 866-407-6262

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Title: Amongst the victims of Hurricane Ike are now new believers! Part 4 of 5
Topic: Hurricane Ike Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mike Ebert
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Serving for free, witnessing in the Name of Jesus, sharing the gospel, and reaping new souls for His Kingdom, all in a day of volunteering for Southern Baptists. Mike Ebert, the Public Information Officer with the Southern Baptist Disaster Relief – www.namb.net/dr - encourages everyone to donate. Please call: 866-407-6262

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Title: Testimony from a “Hard Hat” – Mark Clayton. Part 5 of 5
Topic: Hurricane Ike Disaster Relief

Discussed by Mark Clayton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Mark Clayton, a volunteer with the Baptist Men in Alabama, came all the way to Texas to “Give a cup of cold water in Jesus’ name”! Mark supervises about 100 volunteers from Alabama. They cook, use chain saws, and witness for Jesus, and all for free. For a daily update, log onto www.namb.net/dr To donate. Please call: 866-407-6262

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August 7, 2006

Title: FAMILIES ON MISSION
Topic: Family Activities

Discussed by Rick Head
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

What an idea – help a community in need while helping families bond closer together physically, emotionally and spiritually. Visit www.namb.net follow the link: Volunteering in Missions, select Family Mission Trips 2006.

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May 9, 2006

Title: SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROUP HAS NOT FORGOTTEN KATRINA AND RITA VICTIMS Segment 1 of 3 Replay
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Jim Burton, with the North American Mission Board, is concerned that when our country faces more disasters similar to Katrina and Rita, the same problems will be unavoidable. What can we do to prevent it? You can help. Log onto www.namb.org to find out how.

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Title: SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROUP HAS NOT FORGOTTEN KATRINA AND RITA VICTIMS Segment 2 of 3 Replay
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Jim Burton, with the North American Mission Board, is concerned that when our country faces more disasters similar to Katrina and Rita, the same problems will be unavoidable. What can we do to prevent it? You can help. Log onto www.namb.org to find out how.

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Title: SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROUP HAS NOT FORGOTTEN KATRINA AND RITA VICTIMS Segment 3 of 3 Replay
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Jim Burton, with the North American Mission Board, is concerned that when our country faces more disasters similar to Katrina and Rita, the same problems will be unavoidable. What can we do to prevent it? You can help. Log onto www.namb.org to find out how.

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May 8, 2006

Title: SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROUP HAS NOT FORGOTTEN KATRINA AND RITA VICTIMS Segment 1 of 3
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Jim Burton, with the North American Mission Board, is concerned that when our country faces more disasters similar to Katrina and Rita, the same problems will be unavoidable. What can we do to prevent it? You can help. Log onto www.namb.org to find out how.

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Title: SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROUP HAS NOT FORGOTTEN KATRINA AND RITA VICTIMS Segment 2 of 3
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Jim Burton, with the North American Mission Board, is concerned that when our country faces more disasters similar to Katrina and Rita, the same problems will be unavoidable. What can we do to prevent it? You can help. Log onto www.namb.org to find out how.

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Title: SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROUP HAS NOT FORGOTTEN KATRINA AND RITA VICTIMS Segment 3 of 3
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Jim Burton, with the North American Mission Board, is concerned that when our country faces more disasters similar to Katrina and Rita, the same problems will be unavoidable. What can we do to prevent it? You can help. Log onto www.namb.org to find out how.

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September 21, 2005

Title: Southern Baptist Men have prepared over 3.5 million hot meals for Katrina Victims
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Southern Baptist Men from thoughout America have repared 3.5 million hot, balanced meals for Katrina survivors and they are staying in Dallas to help the Rita survivors.

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September 1, 2005

Title: Who prepared more than 3.5 million hot, balanced meals for disaster victims in 2004?
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Replay from earlier: The Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers prepared more than 3.5 million hot, balanced meals, repaired more than 2,600 buildings, and completed nearly 11,000 cleanup and recovery projects in 2004. We are called to give "A Cup of Cold Water in Jesus' Name".

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August 31, 2005

Title: Ladies- Prepare to make 300,000 meals on Thursday!
Topic: Katrina Disaster Relief

Discussed by Joe Conway
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

What is your assessment of the scope of relief needed today in LA, MS, and AL? The American Red Cross has requested the Southern Baptist to prepare 300,000 meals a day and to be ready to expand to 500,000 per day! www.namb.net

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March 29, 2005

Title: Who prepared more than 3.5 million hot, balanced meals for disaster victims in 2004?
Topic: A Cup of Cold Water in Jesus' Name

Discussed by Jim Burton
with North American Mission Board (www.namb.net)

Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers prepared more than 3.5 million hot, balanced meals, repaired more than 2,600 buildings, and completed nearly 11,000 cleanup and recovery projects in 2004. We are called to give "A Cup of Cold Water in Jesus' Name" - would you like to train as a volunteer? Call 713.335.3400 for more details.

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