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Ep 6.03 Dr. Elmer Towns: Full Interview with Transcript

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Gray haired man in suit and tieListen to the full interview with Dr. Elmer Towns, best-selling Christian author, speaker, and co-founder of Liberty University along with the late Jerry Falwell, discusses the importance of senior mentorship and serving God in the twilight years. “The things that God has taught you, you have to teach them.”

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Ep 6.02 Dr. Elmer Towns: Serving God in the Twilight Years

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Gray haired man in suit and tieListen to part 2 of our interview with Dr. Elmer Towns, best-selling Christian author, speaker, and co-founder of Liberty University. At 88 years young, Dr. Towns continues his discussion on the importance of serving God in the twilight years and shares how he coped with the loss of his beloved wife of 60 years.

Ep 6.01 Dr. Elmer Towns: Mentoring Others

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Gray haired man in suit and tieIn this episode, listen as Dr. Elmer Towns, best-selling Christian author, speaker, and co-founder of Liberty University along with the late Jerry Falwell, discusses the importance of senior mentorship from a biblical perspective. “The things that God has taught you, you have to teach them.”

Ep 5.03 Tom Turner: Full Interview with Transcript

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Man wearing glasses and suitListen to the full interview with Tom Turner, president and CEO of South Carolina Baptist Ministries of Aging, as he shares about the important ministry work his organization is doing to provide opportunities for enrichment and continued service for residents in their retirement communities. With more than 27 years of experience in senior care, Tom brings a unique perspective on the importance of mission in caring for the aging in a non-profit versus for-profit environment.

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Ep 5.02 Tom Turner: Providing Care to Seniors in a Non-Profit World

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Man wearing glasses and suitJoin us for part 2 of the interview with Tom Turner, president and CEO of South Carolina Baptist Ministries of Aging, as he discusses both the similarities and differences in the approaches to providing senior care in a non-profit versus a for-profit environment. As Christians, why do these differences matter when selecting a senior living community for ourselves or a loved one?

Ep 5.01 Tom Turner: Serving Seniors in South Carolina Who Are Serving Others

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Man wearing glasses and suitIn this episode, enjoy an interview with Tom Turner, president and CEO of South Carolina Baptist Ministries of Aging (SCBMA). Tom shares about the exciting work Baptists in South Carolina are doing to provide both continued opportunities for ministry work and personal enrichment for aging adults who live in their retirement communities.

Ep 4.03 Dr. Ron Mackey: Full Interview with Transcript

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Man wearing glasses in plaid shirt. Listen to the full interview with Dr. Ron Mackey, vice president of Community Engagement at The Baptist Home, as he shares the “why” of The Baptist Home ministry and answers the question, “What does God’s Word say about aging?”

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Ep 4.02 Dr. Ron Mackey: Responding to COVID-19 and Future Plans

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Man wearing glasses in plaid shirt.What does God’s Word say about aging? In part two of our interview, Dr. Ron Mackey, vice president of community engagement at The Baptist Home, examines Psalm 71 and explains how having a biblical worldview can help us age well to the glory of God. He also shares how The Baptist Home has responded to COVID-19 and future plans for expansion of the ministry.

Ep 4.01 Dr. Ron Mackey: Telling the Story of The Baptist Home

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Man wearing glasses in plaid shirt.Curious about the ministry of The Baptist Home? Listen as Dr. Ron Mackey, vice president of community engagement at The Baptist Home, answers the “why” of this 107 year old ministry to the aging. What is their mission? Who do they serve? Why do they do what they do?

A Witness for Christ: The Why of “Why Am I Still Here?” by Steve Moseley, Campus Pastor

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Rev. Clinton Taylor

One of the most often asked questions by residents at The Baptist Home is “Why am I still here?” There are many ways to answer that question, but many times it leaves the resident feeling unsatisfied. However, one of the answers often given is, “God still has something left for you to do.”

That was very evident recently with a former pastor and Chillicothe resident, Clinton Taylor. Clinton came to me asking for some help. He explained that he had been working with some of the new physical therapists, and they had struck up a conversation about the Bible. He learned that one of the young ladies grew up in two different religions and did not agree with either of them. She confessed that her young children were asking questions about the Bible, and she felt inadequate to answer them intelligently.

Clinton shared his testimony and his experiences as a pastor and shared John 3:16, but couldn’t remember all the verses of the Roman Road. Clinton asked if I could talk with these two young ladies. I was glad to help. Meanwhile, the therapist came to me and asked me if Clinton had told me about their conversation. I answered that he had, so we set a time to finish the conversation.

Later that afternoon, Clinton, two therapists, and myself met in the therapy room. I explained how much I respected Clinton and all his years of ministry. I told how some of his health challenges could one day be my health challenges. Clinton once again shared his testimony about accepting Christ as his Savior at a Sunday church service. It was something he just felt compelled he had to do, despite the chores he was responsible for on the family farm.

I began to share the verses of the Roman Road of Salvation and when I finished asked if I could lead in a prayer of salvation. After the prayer, there were many tears. The two young ladies were changed with the power of the gospel.

We know that it is the Holy Spirit who convicts us of our sin. We know that the power of Christ brings salvation to the lost. But, we also know that God uses people to be witnesses to the seeker. God wants to use us to shine the light on darkness to lead others to the light of Jesus.

Clinton Taylor has witnessed to countless people in his years of life and ministry, but perhaps none as satisfying as this recent encounter. Clinton responded to the prompting of the Holy Spirit and boldly shared his faith with one who lacked faith. And that has made all the difference.

As campus pastor, I am tasked with ministering to residents, staff, and their families. This time it was expanded to guests, volunteers, and extended healthcare professionals. I am thankful to Clinton Taylor for continuing to be a role model to me as I am learning from him far more often than he knows. Clinton, thank you for being a hero to many here at The Baptist Home. Why are you still here? Here are two big reasons. We thank you for keeping your heart open to listen and respond when the Holy Spirit moves.

Ep 3.03 Dr. Alan Branch: Full Interview with Transcript

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Man wearing glasses and suit and tieListen to the full interview with Dr. Alan Branch, ethicist and professor at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, as he discusses Euthanasia, Eugenics, and the concept of Developmental Personhood as it relates to aging and the way we, as Christians, should evaluate these difficult topics from a biblical perspective.

 

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Ep 3.02 Dr. Alan Branch: Evils of Eugenics & Developmental Personhood

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Man wearing glasses and suit and tieWe live in a culture addicted to beauty and increasingly desensitized to the value of human life. In part 2 of our interview, Dr. Alan Branch, ethicist and professor at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, explains the meaning of eugenics and developmental personhood while explaining the moral issues with both arguments that “making a person better from birth can also make the person better at the end of life” and “loss of attributes equals loss of personhood.”

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