Clint Pressley, the President of the Southern Baptist Convention, discusses the vital role of normative-sized churches, often overlooked yet crucial to the Convention. He candidly shares the challenges faced by small church pastors, like loneliness and operational struggles, emphasizing the need for community support. The conversation takes a lighter turn with personal stories about music, football, and their shared love for barbecue. They also reflect on navigating loss and hope in ministry, tying it all back to the importance of revitalization and cooperation.
