Answering the Call NOBTS, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, Gary Myers, Marilyn Stewart, Leavell College, Joe Fontenot

Hyuna Franklin, director of the Community Center for Life in Gretna, Louisiana, discusses how her pregnancy center helps women and children and why it is important.

Blake Newsom, director of the NOBTS Caskey Center, tells why sharing the gospel in today's culture may be easier than many think. The Caskey Center equips students to share with confidence.

Alex Brian leads a unique congregation in a unique place—New Orleans’ French Quarter. But his role as an adoptive and foster father has deepened his insight into the needs every human has.

Chris Martin, executive director for the Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention, shares about ministry in his beautiful, diverse, and very unique mission field of Hawaii and beyond.

Kendall Wolz shares from her painful past of childhood sexual abuse and gives guidance on how to spot abuse in children and how to help them find healing.

This new class takes an historical perspective of significant African-American individuals who've made significant contributions to the church, but who have also been largely overlooked. Dr Rex Butler is professor of church history and patristics, and Dr Mark Johnson is assistant professor of evangelism and pastoral ministry. In today's episode, Drs Butler and Johnson talk about this new class.