Vice President for Convention Administration @SBCExecComm — Advocate for church leaders, authors, and content creators.
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Oh. Just so happens, I have a resolution for that.
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That’s the best half of soccer the USMNT has played in YEARS. Flo Balogun is absolutely killing Paraguay.
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For those interested in SBC26 registration stats - sbcannualmeeting.net/stats/
Here is some data for you to enjoy.
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Three days over 12 miles last week. The OCCC is a big one.
Jun 10
Topped out Monday but I know someone had to have gone more than 9 miles in a day at #SBC26. I’ll need to see the proof…
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Jun 10
Appreciate the good work of @Jonathan_Howe @brandonporter @Jeff_Iorg & the entire @SBCExecComm team planning and hosting #SBC26 #SBC2026
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Nashville had 21,474 total attendees. We may eclipse that tomorrow.
Registration totals at the end of the night:
Messengers - 11,628
Guests - 5,612
Exhibitors - 3,652
TOTAL REGISTERED - 20,892
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Heading into #SBC26, registration totals sit at:
Messengers - 10,146
Guests - 4,813
Exhibitors - 3,615
TOTAL REGISTERED - 18,574
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New rule: Everything that comes through the #SBC26 lost and found, I take a picture of me wearing it.
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You can watch all the main sessions of the @SBCPastorsConf and the SBC Annual Meeting in the @BaptistPress app and online at sbcannualmeeting.net/live/
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Jun 8
Great opening to #SBC26. More than 10,000 messengers, guests, and exhibitors registered today.
Herb Reavis and Stephen Rummage kicked off the @SBCPastorsConf with two incredible messages.
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Jun 5
I know it won't receive the same attention as some of the other proposed #SBC26 resolutions, but I am especially grateful for the resolution "On the Nature and Importance of the Physically Gathered Church in a Digital Age."
This matters deeply.
We can deliver content online, but we cannot deliver the church online. The church is not merely information to be consumed; it is a people gathered in the name of Christ. You cannot fully practice the one-another commands, observe the ordinances, shepherd a flock, or embody the church's incarnational nature through a screen alone.
The internet is not going away, nor should we ignore its usefulness. Digital tools can serve the mission of the church. But they must never replace the church itself.
Pastors are called to shepherd people, not platforms. Churches are called to gather, not merely stream. Proximity matters. Presence matters. The local church must remain visible, embodied, and gathered.
In a digital age, the gathered church is not less important. Rather, it is more important than ever.
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