South America - Preaching in Quito

Church where the conference was held

From Colombia we went next to Quito, Ecuador, where another conference was held. 

Pastor's breakfast

A radio interview with HCJB, the Voice of the Andes

The taxi we traveled around in

One night we went on a cable car up to an overlook of Quito.

Driving into the countryside for the Sunday service

Preaching on Sunday

Houses in Quito

Cotopaxi, the second highest mountain in Ecuador

South America - Conference in Bogotá

Earlier this month my parents and I went with a group of people from our church down to South America. We went to Colombia and Ecuador to put on conferences in the gospel and the biblical doctrine of the church and family. You can find more information at ncfic.org, or in Spanish at cnifi.org. Our first stop was in Bogotá, Colombia. 

City Street

Conference poster

Scott Brown speaking

Translating

Q&A session

Meeting with pastors 

Women's session

Join Us at the Worship of God Conference

This fall NCFIC's annual conference will be on the Worship of God. My father will be a speaker there, we are going, and so should you. They have put out a series of free videos in preparation for the conference. You can watch them here:

White Unto Harvest Conference

Main Secession

This past weekend we attended the annual NCFIC Conference, which this year was called White Unto Harvest and was on the great commission. My father gave a message on evangelism within the church and was on the panel the last day. You will be able to get the audio from these and all the other great messages soon from the NCFIC store.

My father speaking

Panel Discussion

Photo from NCFIC.

White Unto Harvest Conference

My father will be giving a message at NCFIC's White Unto Harvest Conference this October. Above is a video about some of the common sins in the church related to the Great Commission. You can see many other videos related to this conference here.

Sound Doctrine Conference

A few weeks ago NCFIC had a week long Sound Doctrine Conference which we went to. It was an intense study of the Second London Baptism Confession, the doctrinal statement used by our church. Doctrine is important because it defines the way we view all of life. My father was one of the speakers. It was a really good conference, and many people said it was the best they had ever been to. I would recommend getting the audio when it comes out. Here are some pictures.

Listening to Messages

My father speaking

My father speaking

Most of the speakers of the Conference

NCFIC Love the Church Conference Day 2

Friday, the second day of the conference, was the most intense. There was one breakout session before lunch, and two following lunch. I would have like to go to some of the breakouts, but I was assigned to manage the sound in the Hispanic breakout room. Also, the Kendall family sang all three days of the conference. Rachel and some of here friends were working at the Reforming to Scripture book table through the whole conference, but none of us thought about taking any pictures of it.

Mr Pollard preaching

Mr. Pollard reading from the Bible

Josue Raimundo preaching in Spanish

Listening to Paul Washer preach in Spanish

The Kendall children singing

Joel Beeke preaching

 

NCFIC Love the Church Conference: Day 1

Last Thursday, we left at 6:30 am to drive to the Love the Church conference put on by NCFIC. We had to get there a few hours before the conference started so that Rachel could set up the Reforming to Scripture Book table, and also Joshua and I had to go to a volunteers meeting. The first message was around 5:00 pm. Mr. Brown had each of the keynote speakers come up on stage and give a summary of the messages they were going to preach. There were only a few keynotes the first night. I liked Mr. Phillips's message the first night, which was about the gates of Hades not prevailing against the church of God. Below are a few of the pictures from the conference.

The crowd during one of the breaks between messages

Jacob Burnhardt, one of the NCFIC interns, playing the piano

Mr. Phillips preaching


Two of the recording and duplicating volunteers


Joel Beeke preaching

Atlanta Roadtrip Stop

Here are a few pictures from the NCFIC Atlanta Road Trip stop from a few weeks ago. We went there with a  total of 21 people from Hope Baptist, and all of us plus the Bradrick family stayed with one very hospitable family, that none of us had ever met before.