About Me
I have a B.A. degree (’88) from Northeast Louisiana University. After finishing undergraduate work, I went to New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and earned two degrees from there: an M.Div. (’91) and a Ph.D. with an emphasis in Theology (’96). My previous pastorates have been in Tennessee and Mississippi. We moved to Springfield over Memorial Day weekend 2007 and I have been pastor of University Heights Baptist Church since that time. My family and I enjoy our time together and cheering for the Auburn Tigers.
I’ve been a Baptist my whole life, and now have come to view the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship as my larger Baptist family. Our church is also a partner with the American Baptist Churches (USA), which is a new experience for me but this group is a strong proponent of local church autonomy, so that’s something I can relate to. Despite the fact we don’t affiliate with the SBC or state convention, we remain a part of the Greene County Baptist Association. I very much cherish the Baptist freedoms and distinctives that have been forged by those Baptists who have come before me.
Thanks for writing about important issues we face as Christians. Calvinism really worries me, too.
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