Travis Hearne

Pastor. News writer. Adjunct prof @boycecollege. BBN and Who Dey since 1994. American Church History PhD @sbts

[Travis Hearne @TravisHearne2]

Many of you have probably heard of @GrangerSmith. Well I had the chance to interview him and write a story for @SBTS about his life and new book. He is an awesome guy who has an incredible book and story. But even more awesome is the God he worships.

https://t.co/t21zzC34Lg

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@Courier1821 Courier Publishing is releasing some great titles. Encouraged by how they are seeking to serve the church through helpful books. Glad to be connected to this publishing team!

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@NathanParsons98 A middle schooler told me they don’t use the word “cook” anymore. Hopefully that doesn’t affect the book’s reception

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@JesseFOwens Thanks again for taking time to read it!

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@jake_stone89 Thanks Jake!

[Travis Hearne @TravisHearne2]

I’ve loved working with Courier! I’ve always said this is not a church history book, but it’s the first book to read before you start a church history book.

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Church history isn't just for scholars, it's for every Christian!

How to Read Church History by Travis C. Hearne is a beginner-friendly guide to understanding the church's story and seeing God's faithfulness through every age.

Coming this August from Courier Publishing!

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Church history isn't just for scholars, it's for every Christian!

How to Read Church History by Travis C. Hearne is a beginner-friendly guide to understanding the church's story and seeing God's faithfulness through every age.

Coming this August from Courier Publishing!

[Travis Hearne @TravisHearne2]

Catechizing the Hearne boys this morning.

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@NathanParsons98 Before reading this I thought the hyperbole couldn’t be THAT extreme..

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@Courier1821 has had quite a busy late Spring and early Summer in anticipation for the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting. We are thankful for the opportunity to continue serving pastors and churches through our resources. Be sure to check out the books below. Share!

[Travis Hearne @TravisHearne2]

@DrDavidBunce I met him at Treasuring Christ conference in western Kentucky last week!

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My wife on the way home: “More churches should do this kind of thing.” Haha.

[Travis Hearne @TravisHearne2]

@jake_stone89 led our church in a four night revival. The man is as gifted as he is faithful. He blessed with a solid exposition of Philippians.

I love that he “gets” rural ministry.

Psalm 85:6 “Will you not revive us again, that your people may rejoice in you?”

[Travis Hearne @TravisHearne2]

The archives at Union, where I conducted research, and the conversation I had with longtime professor and historian Gary Dorrien bear this out.

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1/ Let's add some historical scaffolding to the mainline decline by looking at Union Theological Seminary. https://t.co/qjFLWoiDiE

[Travis Hearne @TravisHearne2]

All this to say: liberalism does not lead to a loss of influence per se. But effects of a type of liberalism, such as becoming too ecumenical and prioritizing secular vocational training, do make seminary education less appealing.