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Audio of Worldview Conference on Pathway website

April 28, 2014 By Benjamin Hawkins

HANNIBAL – Those who missed the Missouri Baptist Convention’s (MBC) Worldview Conference, April 3, can now hear speakers online at The Pathway’s website, www.mbcpathway.com.

The MBC’s annual Worldview Conference equips Missouri Baptists to engage culture with God’s Word. This year’s conference featured Joshua Hawley, one of the attorneys who defended Hobby Lobby before the U.S. Supreme Court in March; ex-Congressman Bob McEwen; and Janice Crouse of Concerned Women for America. Other speakers included Hannibal-LaGrange University President Anthony Allen, MBC Executive Director John Yeats and MBC Communications Team Leader Rob Phillips.

They spoke about the biblically founded conditions for human flourishing, about what happens when people die, about cultural challenges to marriage, and about the threat to religious liberty. In all, they challenged Missouri Baptists to bring God’s Word to bear on the public sphere and to every area of life.

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