Matt Henslee

Irving

Co - Host at Not Another Baptist Podcast

Hubby, daddy, and serving as the pastor of Plymouth Park Baptist and chaplain of Irving Police Dept., everyday evangelist, and relentless encourager of pastors.

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Articles

Evangelism for everybody. Man has often looked for ways to do things easier, faster, cheaper, etc.

Feb 14, 2025 | fggam.org | Dewey Moede |Matt Henslee

Love this message! Many Pastors and congregants are not carrying out The Great Commission. Many have become lazy, taking the easy way out and not hitting the streets and reaching out to all people. Many EXPECT people just to come, NOT HAPPENING! People just do not go to Church like they did years ago, they have to be invited or picked up.
Evangelism for everybody

Feb 11, 2025 | texanonline.net | Matt Henslee |Diana Chandler |Jayson Larson

How did God use a simple, practical approach to sharing the gospel to growa church? Do you remember those old insurance commercials with the phrase, “So easy, a caveman could do it,” in the early 2000s?
What does it mean to be the Southern Baptist “Convention”(rather than a Southern Baptist “Denomination”)?

May 6, 2024 | coopgroupupdates.com | Tony Wolfe |Matt Henslee |Jason Paredes

by Andrew T. Walker (lead author), Tony Wolfe, Matt Henslee, and Jason ParedesI (Andrew) have an embarrassing admission to make. Before I tell you what the admission is, let me set it in context for how common my error most likely is among other Southern Baptists. I grew up and was saved in a Southern Baptist church. I went to a Southern Baptist church camp at Centrifuge. I became a staffer for Centrifuge. I married a Southern Baptist pastor’s daughter inside a Southern Baptist church.
The Most Important Element of Your Christmas Eve Service

Dec 18, 2023 | research.lifeway.com | Matt Henslee

As you prepare for your Christmas Eve service, make sure those who join you don’t miss the redemptive reason for the season. By Matt HensleeAccording to Lifeway Research, half of U.S. Protestant pastors (48%) say a Christmas Eve service is their churches’ largest event during the holiday season. As a pastor, I love the entire Advent season––all of the anticipation, preparation, joy, and more––I just love it!Squirming kids decked out as Mary, Joseph, shepherds, angels, and … sigh, wise men?
Tips for Enjoying Pastor Appreciation Month

Oct 11, 2023 | fggam.org | Dewey Moede |Matt Henslee

From Lifeway Research:Instead of trying to make Pastor Appreciation Month less weird, let’s consider four ways to enjoy this month to its fullest. By Matt HensleeLeaves changing. Temperature dropping. And your local Walmart has had Christmas trees out for months. In other words, it’s October, which means it’s Pastor Appreciation Month. I’ve told pastors how to make it awkward and written on ways to bless your pastor. Articles like that flood Christian blogs in October, and they’re needed.
4 Tips for Enjoying Pastor Appreciation Month

Oct 10, 2023 | research.lifeway.com | Matt Henslee

Instead of trying to make Pastor Appreciation Month less weird, let’s consider four ways to enjoy this month to its fullest. By Matt HensleeLeaves changing. Temperature dropping. And your local Walmart has had Christmas trees out for months. In other words, it’s October, which means it’s Pastor Appreciation Month. I’ve told pastors how to make it awkward and written on ways to bless your pastor. Articles like that flood Christian blogs in October, and they’re needed.
Commentary: 4 tips for enjoying Pastor Appreciation Month

Oct 10, 2023 | christianindex.org | Matt Henslee

Leaves changing. Temperature dropping. And your local Walmart has had Christmas trees out for months. In other words, it’s October, which means it’s Pastor Appreciation Month. I’ve told pastors how to make it awkward and written on ways to bless your pastor. Articles like that flood Christian blogs in October, and they’re needed.