View from the Pulpit

Discover why preaching is fundamentally central to every church with "View from the Pulpit" hosted by pastor Ben Smith. Each episode will feature interviews with pastors and church members exploring the role of preaching, the labor of preparing to preach, the effectiveness of how one preaches, and so much more. This podcast is about preaching, but it is not just for preachers. Whether each Sunday you are behind the pulpit or in the pew, tune in for engaging conversations that will help you better understand why preaching is vital to the church's health.

Season 1 guests include:

  • Wayne Woods, pastor of Ten Mile Baptist Church, Alma, GA

  • Mitch Hall, pastor of Mershon Baptist Church, Blackshear, GA

  • Randy Mullinax, senior adult pastor of Northside Baptist Church, Valdosta, GA

  • Dr. Heath Lambert, senior pastor of First Baptist Church, Jacksonville, FL

  • Mike Everson, transitional pastor of Morningside Baptist Church, Bainbridge, GA

  • Mitch Jolly, primary teaching pastor and founder of Three Rivers Church, Rome, GA.

  • Clint Pressley, senior pastor of Hickory Grove Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC, and president of the Southern Baptist Convention

  • Dr. Landon Dowden, lead pastor of Hebron Baptist Church, Dacula, GA, and associate professor of preaching and pastoral ministry at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

  • Dr. Mac Brunson, senior pastor of Valleydale Baptist Church, Birmingham, AL

  • H.B. Charles, Jr., pastor-teacher of Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church, Jacksonville, FL

And more…

Introducing View from the Pulpit
Podcast Ben Smith Podcast Ben Smith

Introducing View from the Pulpit

Hello, my name is Ben Smith, and this is “View From the Pulpit,” a podcast devoted to discovering why preaching is fundamentally central to the church. Each episode will feature interviews with pastors and church members exploring the role of preaching, the labor of preparing to preach, the effectiveness of how one preaches, and so much more. This podcast is about preaching, but it is not just for preachers. Whether you are behind the pulpit or in the pew each Sunday, I hope you will tune in for engaging conversations that will help you better understand why preaching is vital to the church's health.

The first episodes are expected to go live in March, so be sure to follow and subscribe in your favorite podcast app so you will not miss an episode.

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