Interviews

Interview: John Honeycutt

John Honeycutt is a pioneer in missionary church planting who has made discipleship a priority in his ministry. He spoke to The Baptist Voice about the importance of one-on-one discipleship and developing a heart for missions.

His Burden For a Church: An Interview with John Goetsch, Jr.

As the son of Dr. John Goetsch and a graduate of West Coast Baptist College, John Goetsch, Jr., talks about the Lord’s direction, redirection, and the blessing he found by being in the center of God’s will.

Interview with Dr. Wayne Sehmish

Dr. Wayne Sehmish was pastor of the Good Shepherd Baptist Church for twelve years. Then he felt God’s call to Thailand to train national pastors and reach the lost.

Walking with Giants: An Interview with Dr. Bobby Roberson

“I feel like I’m about to die if I stay there.” Bobby Roberson told his friend and mentor, Dr. Harold Sightler. Brother Bobby suffered a heart attack at age twenty-nine, five years after becoming a pastor. He laid in the hospital for twenty-one days, and he thought the Lord was done with him. Dr. Sightler didn’t. “God’s grace is sufficient young man,” he said. “You stand true.”

Remembering Roy Thompson

Cleveland, Ohio (1933–2010)

Transitions in Leadership

Kevin Folger talks about how his former pastor, Dr. Roy Thompson, helped him transition into leadership.

Interview with Bryan Stensaas

“I have to tell them no,“ missionary Bryan Stensaas says, “because there are never enough hours in a day.”

‘God Always Gives Back’

Veteran missionary Dr. Don Sisk speaks about missions, giving, and joy in the Lord.

Grace Alone

In July 2004, Jason and Suzie Herring were blessed with their second son Josiah, and moved to Eagle, Idaho to plant a church. Four years later, they faced the greatest challenge of their lives—Josiah was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Pastor Herring tells of his family's tragedy, and the miraculous grace God gave them.

Interview with Ron Hamilton (Patch the Pirate)

His voice is familiar. His speech is humble. Ron Hamilton is not just an entertainer for children—he’s a messenger of the faith. For nearly three decades his music has been an inspiration for parents and children around the world. Today, the Adventures of Patch the Pirate radio broadcast is recognized by the National Religious Broadcasters as being the third largest children’s religious programming outreach.
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