Maverick University: Recent Episodes
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Maverick University is an online audio resource of practical helps taught by ministry-minded Christians. During 15-20 minute sessions with various ministry guests, we cover a broad range of topics such as basic soulwinning, Christian home, managing finances, starting a church, and counseling young men, to name a few. Enjoy!
In this edition of Maverick University Bro. Josh Szwarga, missionary to New Zealand, relates his previous experience in church advertising before leaving for the mission field. Whether it be in printed material, signage, social media, or websites, Bro. Szwarga highlights how these tools can add to a church’s soulwinning efforts and can result in people being saved, baptized, and added to the church.
Watch the video episode at:
https://youtu.be/X_Vv5hUrmmc
You don't want to miss this previously published episode! Dr. Terry Anglea, an adjunct faculty member at Providence Baptist College, teaches us about the education that PBC students receive in his Homiletics class. Dr. Anglea discusses the importance of personal spiritual readiness, practical sermon preparation, and the importance of preaching with passion.
Watch the full episode at: https://youtu.be/7MALhFxbbQg
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In this edition of Maverick University, one of our missionaries to the Middle East reflects upon his 18 years of pastoring and his transition to missions on a foreign field. The lessons that he has learned will be a challenge to pastors, missionaries, and church members alike. As his identity is purposefully being kept anonymous for safety reasons, we hope you will enjoy this special episode.
Watch the full video episode at: https://youtu.be/7uwpPXqcN_w
In this previously published episode of Maverick University, Bro. Caleb Rardin, a 2015 graduate of Providence Baptist College, gives us a glimpse into the young adult class that he teaches. Bro. Rardin stresses the importance of a Sunday school teacher interacting with his students on a one-to-one basis during the week. He also gives some ideas for class discussions and conversations that help young singles confront the practical issues in their lives.
Watch full video episode at: https://youtu.be/_PbcReQiQxw
In this previously published episode of Maverick University, Bro. Caleb Rardin, a 2015 graduate of Providence Baptist College, recalls how he attended and graduated from Bible college even though he wasn’t “called” into full-time Christian ministry. Bro. Rardin focuses on the importance of teenagers working with their parents and pastors for major life decisions, and he highlights the benefits of Bible college for every Christian young person.
Watch the full video episode at: https://youtu.be/A9ZWH2GLOjM
In this edition of Maverick University, Rob Robideau (graduate and former missionary to Nepal) gives a glimpse into the life of a missionary who works in a limited-access country. He explores the topics of visa issues, time management, and opportunities to share the gospel. Bro. Robideau also explains how God led him to serve and work in Nepal.
Watch the video episode at: https://youtu.be/9WPgZDfCqgw
Don't miss this previously published episode, featuring Evangelist Carlos Chacon! Bro. Chacon discusses some exciting new opportunities in the country of Venezuela, along with the impact that revivals and large evangelistic campaigns can have on both the saved and the lost.
Watch the full episode at: https://youtu.be/TlCylaUMUVg
In this new episode of Maverick University, Bro. Don Ossewaarde, staff and faculty member at Providence Baptist College, gives a brief explanation of why we use the King James Bible and consider it to be the inspired, preserved Word of God for English-speaking people. He calls these few points his Bible “sniff test” which has helped him determine why some Bible versions don’t measure up to the historical validity, doctrinal soundness, and beauty of the King James Bible.
Watch the video episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/eZs9PegP1YA
Don't miss this previously published Thanksgiving-themed episode, featuring Pastor Phil Cavanaugh. This episode highlights the importance of having the guardrails of gratitude in your life and contrasts the at times skepticism of second-generation vs. the urgency of first-generation Christianity.
Watch the video episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/IXarKZ0C7ak
In this edition of Maverick University PBC graduate Alan Miller, associate pastor at Faith Baptist Church in Bourbonnais, IL, expounds on the use of a “Bus Rally” to encourage existing bus ministry workers and to recruit new workers as well. Bro. Miller explains the positive results that a bus rally has had in their bus ministry in starting new routes, uplifting existing bus workers, and setting goals for the future.
Video Episode Link: https://youtu.be/oNJberVXjdo
In this edition of Maverick University, PBC graduate and missionary Keith Putnam recalls during a previous furlough how God prepared him for the work which he is doing. He describes the importance of having Christian parents and how that influence drove him to serve God with his life. He also emphasizes the positive influence of missions trips, conferences, and personal interactions with pastors.
Watch episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/juLwFRzE5Jo
Don't miss this previously published episode featuring Bro. Mike Bragg, principal of Faith Baptist Academy in Bourbonnais, IL. He highlights the influence a Christian school principal has on the lives of the youth of a church and focuses on the importance of right relationships in the Christian school setting.
In this edition of Maverick University, graduate and missionary Keith Putnam reflects upon his family’s first term on the mission field. Bro. Putnam expounds on the importance of faithfulness in the life of a missionary, and he emphasizes the essentials of domestic life and how a missionary needs to take time for his family on a daily basis.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Joel Szwarga, of Northwest Bible Baptist Church and instructor at Providence Baptist College, cautions pastors and churches about some dangers of livestreaming and storing church services on the internet. He compares storing livestream archives on social media to building a house on someone else’s property and how terms of service could endanger those sermon archives; he also talks about solutions to those problems.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Mark Oprzedek talks about his experiences as a youth pastor while planning a youth conference. He also discusses the importance of delegating and things to keep in mind when planning activities for teenagers.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Joel Szwarga, of Northwest Bible Baptist Church and instructor at Providence Baptist College, cautions pastors and churches about some dangers of livestreaming and storing church services on the internet. He compares storing livestream archives on social media to building a house on someone else’s property and how terms of service could endanger those sermon archives. He also gives a solution to this problem.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Ed Sweitzer (pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Secane, PA and PBC graduate) challenges those preparing for and involved in ministry to be flexible and multifaceted in their role. Pastor Sweitzer explains the opportunities that he has had as the pastor of a smaller congregation to expand his role to meet needs in multiple areas of the ministry. He then challenges those seeking future ministry to make themselves as well-rounded as possible for any task that God would have for them.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Kevin Szwarga (pastor of Bible Baptist Church in Terre Haute, IN and PBC graduate) reflects on his pastorate which began at age 26. He emphasizes the importance of seeking the advice of older preachers and counselors and how this advice can encourage and guide a young pastor in his ministry. Pastor Szwarga also shares what he has learned concerning hiring staff, building projects, and walking with God.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Carlos Chacon, evangelist to the Spanish-speaking world and PBC graduate, shares his ministry as an evangelist and about reaping a harvest through large-scale evangelistic crusades. He reveals an exciting update as his ministry is expanding to include Asian countries and Venezuela. He concludes with the thought that there is no better place for the lost to be saved than among a revival of the saved, and there is no better place for the saved to see revival than amongst the lost being saved.
In this edition of Maverick University, Assistant Pastor Steve Cavanaugh of Community Baptist Temple in Akron, Ohio, recounts his recent ministry challenge of remodeling and repurposing a building for church use. As Bro. Cavanaugh tells his story, he teaches several great practical and spiritual lessons about how parents should challenge their children in developing character, how Christians should be bold in taking steps of faith, and about managing a personal schedule and using the morning hours.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Caleb Rardin, a 2015 graduate of Providence Baptist College, gives us a glimpse into the young adult class that he teaches. Bro. Rardin stresses the importance of a Sunday school teacher interacting with his students on a one-to-one basis during the week. He also gives some ideas for class discussions and conversations that help young singles to confront the practical issues in their lives.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Caleb Rardin, a 2015 graduate of Providence Baptist College, recalls how he attended and graduated from Bible college even though he wasn’t “called” into full-time Christian ministry. Bro. Rardin focuses on the importance of teenagers working with their parents and pastors for major life decisions, and he highlights the benefits of Bible college for every Christian young person.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Aaron Harris from Gulf Coast Baptist Church in Fort Walton Beach, FL, details how God moved him into the role of pastor. Pastor Harris emphasizes that a pastor should not establish himself but let God establish him. He then shares some practical and spiritual principles to live by when transitioning into the pastor’s role.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Mike Bragg, principal of Faith Baptist Academy in Bourbonnais, IL, highlights the special role that a Christian school principal has in the lives of the youth of a church. Bro. Bragg focuses on the importance of relationships with students and parents and teaches how a three-fold cord is not quickly broken. He also encourages ministry-minded young men to seek to be involved in Christian education as a great opportunity to influence the next generation.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Mick Hall from Heritage Baptist Church in Burlington, IA, uses his ten years of experience as a youth pastor to talk about youth activities. Pastor Hall describes the importance of preparing fresh activities, thinking through the details, and developing a spiritual balance in them.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Jason Griggs, pastor of Faith Baptist Temple in Eureka, IL, recounts his experience as a married man in Bible college. Pastor Griggs uses his experience to encourage married men who are considering Bible college to step out by faith and follow God’s will for their lives. Pastor Griggs gives special attention the priority of family life and having his wife’s support through Bible college.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Phil Cavanaugh, Co-Pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church and Dean of Students at Providence Baptist College, delivers a special Thanksgiving-themed challenge. Pastor Cavanaugh contrasts the urgency of first-generation Christians with the skepticism of second-generation Christians. He also gives five tenets of success that can lead young second-generation Christians through their years of skepticism to one day buy truth.
Tenets of Success: 1. Love the Word of God 2. Have a prayer life 3. Be obedient to God-given authority 4. Have respect for God and who and what He has placed in your life 5. Be thankful!
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In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Austin Merriott, Youth Pastor of First Baptist Church in Dwight, IL, recounts how he became involved in ministry from a young age. He also discusses how pastors, youth pastors, and parents can help their young people be involved in ministry by taking advantage of different opportunities.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Austin Merriott, Youth Pastor at First Baptist Church in Dwight, IL, stresses the importance of teen activities, camps, and conferences and how they can influence a youth group in bringing revival to an entire church.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Jason Krykewycz, Assistant Pastor of Solid Rock Baptist Church in Berlin, NJ, highlights the importance of engaging each guest who comes to church. Bro. Krykewycz explains the role of each member of a “First Impressions Team” and how to eliminate losing contact with visitors.
Youth Pastor Jonathan Roberson discusses the work involved in planning and hosting a youth conference. He discusses the importance of recruiting volunteers to help and goes over many behind-the-scenes details that are helpful to keep in mind while planning any kind of youth or church event.
Bro. Jonathan Roberson, Youth Pastor of First Baptist Church in Clinton, IL, gives some practical advice concerning youth group activities. Bro. Roberson gives attention to planning, building comradery, fundraising for, and balancing the spiritual in each activity.
In this episode, Bro. Jonathan Roberson, Youth Pastor of First Baptist Church in Clinton, IL, teaches about overcoming the challenges that come with being young and in the ministry by possessing work ethic, having credibility, and getting wisdom. He also emphasizes that one can embrace his youth and yet can be great in influence to everyone around him.
Bro. Jonathan Roberson, Youth Pastor of First Baptist Church in Clinton, IL, explains the unique opportunity he has to to serve in the ministry with his father. Bro. Roberson teaches how an assistant pastor can be a blessing to the pastor by recognizing special events, sharing in ministry burdens, and by adding to the pastor’s ministry.
Pastor Johnny Chae, of Heritage Baptist Church in Corpus Christi, TX, recounts how he transitioned from the youth pastor to the pastor of the church. Pastor Chae teaches how his perspective and responsibilities changed during this time.
Pastor Johnny Chae, of Heritage Baptist Church in Corpus Christi, TX, shares some things he wished he had learned as both a teenager in the youth group and as a youth pastor. Pastor Chae challenges youth pastors with how to help their pastor in his role as well as how to handle different types of teenagers within the youth group. He also encourages those investing in young people to not give up and to try different ways of reaching them.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Johnny Chae, pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Corpus Christi, TX, talks about the importance of Christian influences in a young person’s life. He shares how the leaders in his life helped shape who he is today and the importance of investing in the next generation even when it is difficult.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Dan Woodward, the pastor of First Baptist Church in Dwight, IL, explains the Biblical principle of giving. He recounts how he learned to give by following the example set by his father, and he then teaches us to see the needs of others and to be able to network with those that can meet those needs.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Dan Woodward, the pastor of First Baptist Church in Dwight, IL, teaches about planning church events especially when the events involve food. Pastor Woodward gives instruction in the areas of menu preparation, portion planning, efficient serving, and acquiring equipment.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Dan Woodward, the pastor of First Baptist Church of Dwight, IL, describes the joy of serving Jesus in a small-town setting. Pastor Woodward recounts how he came to pastor in Dwight and illustrates the importance of looking for opportunities to be busy in the Lord’s work.
In this edition of Maverick University, Evangelist Carlos Chacon, a Providence Baptist College graduate serving in Latin America, recounts his conversion and discipleship from a gang member in Chicago to a Christian school student. Brother Chacon also teaches principles of effective discipleship and how they helped to bring him closer to the Lord.
In this edition of Maverick University, Evangelist Carlos Chacon, a Providence Baptist College graduate serving in Latin America, gives a summary of his unique work as a tent ministry evangelist. Brother Chacon highlights the benefits of having a tent revival meeting and some of the challenges that come with it as well.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Tim Green, a veteran evangelist who has traveled in evangelism for over forty-five years, gives a transparent look into his years as a prodigal. Dr. Green uses his story to challenge those who are drifting and to encourage parents and pastors of prodigals.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Tim Green, a veteran evangelist who has traveled in evangelism for over forty-five years, gives tips for pastors that host guest preachers. Dr. Green uses his year of experience to highlight how God has taken care of him through the years and how God can take care of you.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Tim Green, a veteran evangelist who has traveled in evangelism for over forty-five years, gives tips for pastors that host guest preachers. Dr. Green uses his years of experience to teach the basics of hosting a preacher: lodging, food, transportation, finances, and spiritual preparation of the church.
In this edition of Maverick University Bro. Steve Szwarga, teacher of the “Newcomers” class at Northwest Bible Baptist Church, explains the necessity of having a Sunday School class for new converts. Bro. Szwarga talks about reasons for having such a class to include: attention, acclimation, evangelism, protection, and edification.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Steve Szwarga, faculty member at Providence Baptist College, teaches us about the education that Providence students receive in his Greek class. Bro. Szwarga talks about exegesis (bringing out the meaning of words) and gives some examples of how a Greek study can magnify the truths of God’s Word.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Steve Szwarga, faculty member at Providence Baptist College, teaches us about the education that Providence students receive in his Greek classes. Bro. Szwarga expounds upon why it is necessary to study Greek and how a study of the Greek language will give the student a great appreciation for God’s Word. Bro. Szwarga also points out the reasons not to study Greek as well.
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Steve Szwarga, director of the addiction recovery ministry (Reformers Unanimous) at Northwest Bible Baptist Church, speaks about the importance of such a ministry and how people can be helped. Bro. Szwarga contrasts secular addiction programs with ones that are centered on Christ and how Christian programs can make an eternal difference by getting people saved and then developing their character.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Terry Anglea, adjunct faculty member at Providence Baptist College, teaches us about church building programs. Pastor Anglea answers the questions of when to build and when not to build while discussing his church’s experience with two different building programs.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Terry Anglea, adjunct faculty member at Providence Baptist College, teaches about the education that Providence students receive in his Homiletics classes. Dr. Anglea talks about choosing a sermon text through personal devotions, other sermons, and a church’s spiritual condition.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Terry Anglea, adjunct faculty member at Providence Baptist College, teaches us about the education that Providence students receive in his Homiletics class. Dr. Anglea discusses the importance of personal spiritual preparation, practical sermon preparation, and the importance of preaching with passion.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Phil Cavanaugh, Co-Pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church and Dean of Students at Providence Baptist College, recollects about his family life growing up and what attributes he is trying to build in his family. Pastor Cavanaugh focuses on a child’s need to choose to be thankful for the family that God has given him and to “embrace the crazy”.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Phil Cavanaugh, Co-Pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church and the Dean of Students at Providence Baptist College, uses his years of experience as an assistant pastor to teach about the responsibilities that an assistant pastor has to the pastor. Pastor Cavanaugh highlights the importance of being flexible and being willing to learn when serving in the ministry and the importance of handling disappointment and rebuke.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Phil Cavanaugh, the Co-Pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church and the Dean of Students at Providence Baptist College, reveals the dangers of technology. Pastor Cavanaugh addresses how we can use technology as a toy or tool, how Christians should prioritize horizontal and vertical accountability, and how we should not derive our value from our online presence.
In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Phil Cavanaugh, Co-Pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church and the Dean of Students at Providence Baptist College, speaks about the important decision of marriage. Pastor Cavanaugh discusses the importance of purity before and during marriage, Biblical marriage roles, and marriage qualifications.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Keith Gomez, the pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church since 1982, speaks about the needs that a visiting guest preacher has and how to meet those needs. Dr. Gomez emphasizes the need for comfortable accommodations, good nutritional food, time management, and proper financial planning.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Keith Gomez, the pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church since 1982, recounts how Northwest Bible Baptist Church was able to raise money for several building programs to meet the needs of a growing church with the “Vision Unlimited” program. Dr. Gomez speaks about the philosophy of this program, “Not Equal Gifts, but Equal Sacrifice” and how the common man can make a big difference with his giving. He then continues to teach that a building program will increase the overall giving of the church and not rob from it.
In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Keith Gomez, the pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church since 1982, teaches us about how a pastor can care for the membership of the church. Dr. Gomez discusses ways for pastors to learn of issues that need to be addressed, the value of preventive preaching, the protection of the membership with hard preaching, and the importance of children’s ministries.
No ministry can operate without the help of volunteers. But in most cases, volunteers rarely volunteer; they must be drafted. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Ken Anderson, retired associate pastor at Northwest Bible Baptist Church and faculty member at Providence Baptist College, takes us through the steps of successfully recruiting volunteer workers in church ministries. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
It is no secret that those who work in the ministry are paid less than they would in comparable secular employment. So how can we be creative in reducing our expenses? In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Ken Anderson, retired associate pastor at Northwest Bible Baptist Church and faculty member at Providence Baptist College, gives some tips about reducing the expense of taxes, insurance, and other daily necessities. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Those in ordained ministerial work should be aware of some financial information rarely discussed. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Ken Anderson, retired associate pastor at Northwest Bible Baptist Church and faculty member at Providence Baptist College, teaches about the peculiarities of pastoral compensation and what unique tax laws pertain to clergy income. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Bible college is a great place for students to learn to manage income and expenses in real life. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Ken Anderson, retired associate pastor at Northwest Bible Baptist Church and faculty member at Providence Baptist College, speaks to Bible college students and to potential students about how to have financial success as a student in college. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Religious freedom is a concept that many Americans take for granted. But in a foreign land, American missionaries often find a new appreciation for the rights granted by the U.S. Constitution. In this episode of Maverick University, Bro. Don Ossewaarde, Dean of Ministry at Providence Baptist College, recounts his personal story of how his ministry in Russia was changed in one day. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Rearing children is a difficult task, but can be even more complex while serving as a missionary on a foreign field. In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Don Ossewaarde, Dean of Ministry at Providence Baptist College, gives practical advice for child-rearing which applies not only to missionary families but also to every Christian family. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Adapting to life in a foreign land can be challenging for a missionary and his family. In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Don Ossewaarde, Dean of Ministry at Providence Baptist College, recounts his early years as a missionary in Russia as he focused on learning the Russian language and culture. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
An attitude of surrender as a living sacrifice (Romans 12:1-2) is not exclusive to pastors, evangelists, and missionaries but extends to every Christian. But how does one distinguish God’s specific call to preach the gospel in a foreign land? In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Don Ossewaarde, Dean of Ministry at Providence Baptist College, recounts his personal experience as he began to discern God’s will for his life to serve as a missionary in Russia. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
How can parents, pastors, and youth pastors encourage spiritual decisions to be made by their Christian young people? In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Todd Oprzedek, an evangelist and camp director at Kyte River Revival Campgrounds, describes his role in fostering an environment in which spiritual decisions can be made.
The camp ministry is not just for the kids. In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Todd Oprzedek, an evangelist and camp director at Kyte River Revival Campgrounds, details the spiritual, emotional, and physical benefits of the camp ministry for not only for children and teens, but also for the camp staff and adults.
Building construction teaches us that life is made of obstacles. In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Todd Oprzedek, an evangelist and camp director at Kyte River Revival Campgrounds, explains how his experience with building construction in the camp ministry taught him lessons about obtaining new skills and overcoming obstacles.
Your life is like a puzzle; let God put it together! In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Todd Oprzedek, an evangelist and camp director at Kyte River Revival Campgrounds, talks about how God worked in his heart to surrender to be a camp director at eleven years old and how God then prepared him for this role.
The young men in our ministries are the future of our churches. In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Jeremy Huston, Pastor of Foundation Baptist Church and Dean of Men at Providence Baptist College, issues a challenge and stresses the importance of Christian leaders training up young men to be men and to do so with humility and transparency. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
A church should strive to have and maintain as nice a building as possible. In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Jeremy Huston, pastor of Foundation Baptist Church and Dean of Men at Providence Baptist College, takes us on a journey from Foundation Baptist’s humble beginnings in a rental space to their current location and explains how a church building’s appearance reflects on the Lord. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Full-time Christian workers will sometimes need to supplement their ministry income with a part-time or full-time job. In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Jeremy Huston, Pastor of Foundation Baptist Church and Dean of Men at Providence Baptist College, explains the reality of the possible need for pastors of smaller ministries to work an additional job outside of their church ministry and explains the proper mindset for doing so. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Church planting is an essential need in America and around the world. In this edition of Maverick University, Pastor Jeremy Huston, pastor of Foundation Baptist Church and Dean of Men at Providence Baptist College, explains how God burdened his heart to plant a church in McHenry County, IL. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
The bus ministry should be a soulwinning ministry. In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Sergio Gonzalez, a layman and bus captain at Northwest Bible Baptist Church, talks about the heart of the bus ministry- soulwinning- while explaining his success in winning souls through the bus ministry. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Airplanes have captains, ships have captains, but why does a bus need a captain? In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Sergio Gonzalez, a layman and bus captain at Northwest Bible Baptist Church, reveals the key secret of being a bus captain. Bro. Gonzalez then explores the various roles a bus captain may play in the lives of the children who ride the bus to church. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
The family that serves together, stays together. In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Sergio Gonzalez, a layman and bus captain at Northwest Bible Baptist Church, focuses on the importance of serving in the bus ministry as a family. He also expounds on the challenges of continued service in the bus ministry as a young and growing family but also highlights the spiritual benefits provided to him, his wife, and children as they serve God together. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
In this edition of Maverick University, Bro. Sergio Gonzalez, a layman and bus captain at Northwest Bible Baptist Church, recounts how his and his family’s lives were forever changed by the bus ministry. Bro. Gonzalez begins his story in 1979 with his upbringing in Pilsen, a gang infested neighborhood of Chicago, and concludes with his continued devotion to the bus ministry in his early adult years. He focuses on how the gospel bridges cultural divisions and how the influence of bus workers can shape an individual’s life. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Balance does good and never does damage. In this episode of Maverick University, Garry Way (evangelist and director of the Uriah Project) and Richard Way (pastor of Faith Baptist Church in Houma, LA) talk about the importance of consistency and balance in the life of a pastor and his family. Many of these topics are discussed in their annual Preacher’s Kid Conference. If you would like to know more about the PK Conference, please send an email to theoriginalpkconference@gmail.com. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
Love is spelled T-I-M-E. In this episode of Maverick University, Garry Way (evangelist and director of the Uriah Project) and Richard Way (pastor of Faith Baptist Church in Houma, LA) introduce us to their annual Preachers’ Kid Conference which is dedicated to helping the families of pastors and other full-time Christian workers. They also teach other key principles that apply to all Christian families. #MaverickUniversity #pbcmav
A successful soulwinner will not only be able to lead someone to Christ, but will also be able to teach that person to lead others to Christ as well. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Mike Hall concludes his series, “Soulwinning for Beginners”, as he challenges us to train others to lead the lost to Christ. “And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.” -II Timothy 2:2
Whether or not you are a novice or a veteran of door-to-door soulwinning, we all can benefit from some practical soulwinning tips. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Mike Hall continues his series, “Soulwinning for Beginners”, as he teaches us how to properly prepare physically, mentally, and spiritually to win souls.
Although Christians may be successful in presenting the gospel message, they may fail to also present an opportunity for the lost to respond to the gospel message. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Mike Hall continues his series, “Soulwinning for Beginners”, as he shows us how to successfully transition from the gospel message to leading someone to Christ. Dr. Hall’s technique is similar to his transition technique to start a gospel conversation.
While Christians have a desire to share the gospel, many find it difficult to change the topic of a conversation to eternal and spiritual things. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Mike Hall continues his series, “Soulwinning for Beginners”, as he shows us how to successfully transition a conversation to the topic of the gospel. Dr. Hall’s technique for steering a conversation to the gospel can work in day-to-day life as well in door-to-door evangelism.
Sharing the gospel message is an essential part of the Christian life, but it can be a daunting task for those who are unsure of how to go about it. In this edition of Maverick University, Dr. Mike Hall, Vice President of Providence Baptist College, begins the five-part series “Soulwinning for Beginners” and recalls his early soulwinning experiences, showing us how his current approach to soulwinning allows him to more comfortably share the gospel.