Podcast appearances and mentions of Randy C Davis

TBMB Executive Director and President Randy C. Davis stopped by the Radio B&R studio to review his 10 years at the help of the mission board. Some of the milestones Dr. Davis mentions may surprise you.

Tennessee Baptist Mission Board leader Randy Davis offers a ministry update related to the coronavirus. He explains how the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board is serving churches well, also practicing social distancing, and also encourages churches to do the same.

In this episode, Josh, Lindsay, and Brent talk about the coronavirus upending life all over the U.S., justice in the case of Harvey Weinstein, the results of Big Tuesday, and NASA's new Mars rover Perseverance. Lindsay also gives a rundown of this week's ERLC content including a piece from Courtney Reissig on parenting and work, Neal Hardin on LGBT issues at BYU, and Russell Moore's article “Don't Quarantine the Great Commission.” Also in this episode, the hosts are joined by Dr. Randy Davis for a brief conversation about life and ministry. About Dr. Davis Dr. Randy C. Davis became the executive director of the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board in 2010 after 34 years of pastoral ministry, serving churches in Mississippi and Tennessee. Davis is a graduate of William Carey College, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and Southern Baptist Center for Biblical Studies. Davis and wife, Jeanne, have two adult daughters, Wendy and Beth, and four grandchildren. ERLC Content Understanding how men and women approach parenting and work: A new study reveals many women prefer working part time by Courtney Reissig “What this study does is provide us with the freedom to divide care and work according to what works for our family, while also showing us that mothers and fathers care both about the home and the marketplace.” Explainer: BYU removes section from honor code about homosexual behavior by Neal Hardin “The cultural pressure to change stances on the vast array of LGBTQ issues is being brought to bear on every Christian institution, and it won't stop. Because of this, Christians need to know how to think through these issues well.” How meeting practical needs helps vulnerable families: A family restoration success story by Lindsey Teat Don't Quarantine the Great Commission by Russell Moore Culture Coronavirus Widespread alarm and misinformation, we recommend you follow live updates on Covid-19 from the Washington Post Pulling out all the stops to stem the tide, churches, schools, and major events across the nation are delayed, cancelled, or moving online. The NCAA has cancelled both the men's and women's basketball tournaments, the NBA and NHL have suspended play, and the MLB has ceased operations and delayed opening day. International Russian moves toward extending Vladimir Putin rule until 2036 North Korea launches rockets to test missiles Politics & Culture Joe Biden wins big, becomes the presumptive nominee Harvey Weinstein faces justice, sentenced to 23 years in prison Has marriage become a luxury good? On the Lighter Side Mars rover gets a new name — Perseverance Spring football (may) begin soon for the SEC Lunchroom Brent: Thriftbooks.com – so you can read if you happen to be quarantined. Lindsay: W.H.O. let the dogs out – a little levity for these anxious days. Josh: Pagans and Christians in the City: Culture Wars from the Tiber to the Potomac– a fun history of Christians, culture wars, and the conflict between the immanent and the sacred. ERLC Mailbag Q: Is it okay for a husband and wife to be celibate within marriage? Connect with us on Twitter @ERLC @jbwester @LeatherwoodTN @LindsNicolet Sponsors Why Does God Care Who I Sleep With by Sam Allberry (The Good Book Company) The Weekly – ERLC's rundown of news and culture delivered to your inbox every Friday

In this episode, Josh, Lindsay, and Brent talk about the coronavirus upending life all over the U.S., justice in the case of Harvey Weinstein, the results of Big Tuesday, and NASA’s new Mars rover Perseverance. Lindsay also gives a rundown of this week’s ERLC content including a piece from Courtney Reissig on parenting and work, Neal Hardin on LGBT issues at BYU, and Russell Moore’s article “Don’t Quarantine the Great Commission.” Also in this episode, the hosts are joined by Dr. Randy Davis for a brief conversation about life and ministry. About Dr. Davis Dr. Randy C. Davis became the executive director of the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board in 2010 after 34 years of pastoral ministry, serving churches in Mississippi and Tennessee. Davis is a graduate of William Carey College, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and Southern Baptist Center for Biblical Studies. Davis and wife, Jeanne, have two adult daughters, Wendy and Beth, and four grandchildren. ERLC Content Understanding how men and women approach parenting and work: A new study reveals many women prefer working part time by Courtney Reissig “What this study does is provide us with the freedom to divide care and work according to what works for our family, while also showing us that mothers and fathers care both about the home and the marketplace.” Explainer: BYU removes section from honor code about homosexual behavior by Neal Hardin “The cultural pressure to change stances on the vast array of LGBTQ issues is being brought to bear on every Christian institution, and it won’t stop. Because of this, Christians need to know how to think through these issues well.” How meeting practical needs helps vulnerable families: A family restoration success story by Lindsey Teat Don’t Quarantine the Great Commission by Russell Moore Culture Coronavirus Widespread alarm and misinformation, we recommend you follow live updates on Covid-19 from the Washington Post Pulling out all the stops to stem the tide, churches, schools, and major events across the nation are delayed, cancelled, or moving online. The NCAA has cancelled both the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, the NBA and NHL have suspended play, and the MLB has ceased operations and delayed opening day. International Russian moves toward extending Vladimir Putin rule until 2036 North Korea launches rockets to test missiles Politics & Culture Joe Biden wins big, becomes the presumptive nominee Harvey Weinstein faces justice, sentenced to 23 years in prison Has marriage become a luxury good? On the Lighter Side Mars rover gets a new name -- Perseverance Spring football (may) begin soon for the SEC Lunchroom Brent: Thriftbooks.com - so you can read if you happen to be quarantined. Lindsay: W.H.O. let the dogs out - a little levity for these anxious days. Josh: Pagans and Christians in the City: Culture Wars from the Tiber to the Potomac- a fun history of Christians, culture wars, and the conflict between the immanent and the sacred. ERLC Mailbag Q: Is it okay for a husband and wife to be celibate within marriage? Connect with us on Twitter @ERLC @jbwester @LeatherwoodTN @LindsNicolet Sponsors Why Does God Care Who I Sleep With by Sam Allberry (The Good Book Company) The Weekly - ERLC’s rundown of news and culture delivered to your inbox every Friday

Randy Davis talks about some of the big things that happened in 2019, including the "I Stand for Life" initiative.

Editor’s Note: The following episode is a special edition presentation of  TBMB President and Executive Director Randy C. Davis’ statement to the Senate Study Committee delivered in support of pro-life legislation proposed in SB 1236. Full news coverage of Davis’ appearance before the committee can be found here and the transcript here.

Randy Davis talks about the launching of the "I Stand for Life" initiative with Tennessee Baptists. In an effort to communicate that Tennessee Baptists stand for life, the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board respectfully requests that you sign the petition voicing your support for legislation that protects the lives of unborn children in Tennessee.

In this episode, TBMB leaders Randy Davis warns pastors not to be “Old Cowboys,” and give a summary of actions taken by the TBMB Board of Directors. Hint: Baptist Collegiate Ministry is on the march and expanding.

TBMB President and Executive Director Randy C. Davis reflects on the annual Youth Evangelism Conference, TN Baptist Disaster Relief, and Baptist Collegiate Ministries.

In this special edition of Radio B&R, TBMB leader Randy Davis discusses the SBC sexual abuse scandal that broke during the month of February and abortion legislation that is impacting our country and our culture.

TBMB leader Randy Davis looks back at Jan 2019 to discuss bivocational ministers, Baptist Collegiate Ministries on mission through disaster relief, Cooperative Program and GOTM giving and prayer.

Roc Collins hosts a panel discussion at Summit 2018 on evangelism and discipleship that features Steve Gaines, Randy C. Davis, Thomas Bester and Derek Smith.