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Handing off my camera to Ben Cripps, I didn’t realize that he would take more pictures in five minutes than I took all day! Here’s one (see it large) where we (Phil Newton, myself, Tom Asc… more →
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: Handing off my camera to Ben Cripps, I didn’t realize that he would take more pictures in five … more →
2008 National Founders Conference Summary and Compilation
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: Summary: I know that attempting to summarize loaded week in just a few words seems like a futile exe … more →
NFC X: Phil Newton on "From Planting to Reforming"
Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: About Phil Newton: Pastor Phil Newton began South Woods Baptist Church in 1987. He received his educ … more →
Founders Podcast 4: Interview with Andy Davis
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday afternoon, I did my final podcast of the conference (there is another one with Dr. Tom Net … more →
NFC IX: Andy Davis on "The Importance of Filling Your Life With Scripture"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: I hold in my hand a miracle. The Bible is a miracle, and I challenge you to give me any definition … more →
NFC VIII: Leadership Dialogue
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: The panel discussion consists of the follow people: Fred Malone, Ed Stetzer, Ted Christman, Voddie B … more →
NFC VII: Ed Stetzer on "Lengthening the Cords and Strengthening the Stakes, Part 2"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: Text: Luke 10:1-16 (click) Is this a church planting related text? I do think we find very importan … more →
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NFV VI: Don Whitney on "Reforming Through Discipline"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: About Don Whitney: Don Whitney has been Associate Professor of Biblical Spirituality and Senior Asso … more →
Founders Podcast 3: Interview with Voddie Baucham
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday afternoon, Voddie Baucham joined me for the third Founders Podcast, discussing his theolog … more →
NFC V: Ed Stetzer on "Lengthening the Cords and Strengthening the Stakes, Part 1"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: About Ed Stetzer: Ed Stetzer has planted churches in New York, Pennsylvania, and Georgia and transit … more →
Dr. Nettles Bio Sketch of Daniel Marshall (PDF)
Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: Due to the fact that there were some technical issues with the live-stream and my inability to keep … more →
NFC IV: Voddie Baucham on "Building a Solid Doctrinal Foundation"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: About Voddie Baucham: Voddie Baucham serves as Pastor of Preaching at Grace Family Baptist Church in … more →
NFC III: Tom Nettles on "Biographical Sketch of Daniel Marshall"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: About Tom Nettles: Dr. Nettles is widely regarded as one of the foremost Baptist historians in Ameri … more →
NFC II: Andy Davis on "Dangers in Reforming a Church"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: About Andy Davis: Dr. Davis was born in Boston, Massachusetts where he later earned his bachelor … more →
NFC I: Ted Christman on "An Exposition of Psalm 1"
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: About Ted Christman: Ted Christman is the founding pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Owensboro, K … more →
Live-Streaming 2008 National Founders Conference
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: In case you have not been made aware, the 2008 National Founders Conference is going to be live-stre … more →
Interview with Tom Ascol on National Founders Conference
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday, I sat down with Executive Director of Founders Ministries, Tom Ascol, to talk about the u … more →
FCON 2008: Renewing and Planting Local Churches
Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: I know, I know. There’s a lot of great conferences out there these days. Probably too many. I … more →
