Ezell Issues Statement for He Gets Us Webinar

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Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board, speaks to attendees at the For The Church Conference sponsored by Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Mo. The conference was held Tuesday, June 14, the first day of the two-day 2022 SBC Annual Meeting at Anaheim, Calif. Photo by Adam Covington

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Here’s the statement:

October 13, 2022

At NAMB, it’s all about the gospel.

NAMB’s goal is to equip churches with the resources necessary to reach North America with the gospel… to love those who do not know Him and lead them to saving faith in Jesus Christ.

Given the diverse population of our continent, we’re always looking for ways to reach every person, in their unique context, with relevant resources that are true to the gospel.

The He Gets Us campaign invited NAMB to involve Southern Baptist churches (along with several other denominations) interested in engaging people who have more questions and would like to connect with a local church. As this involved no NAMB funding—the ads and materials were provided by the campaign—I saw this as an opportunity to connect more people to our churches who have questions about Jesus. Knowing that these ads will be seen by millions of people, we hoped to help Southern Baptists engage the opportunity from the conversations these ads will create.

However, upon further consideration, the effort is too broad for us to directly connect with the campaign. In my desire to help our churches, I did less diligence than I should have. That’s on me and I apologize. Although NAMB will not be involved, we will pray that the conversations begun by this campaign will lead to gospel-centered conservations and cause many to seek to learn more about Jesus.

This article originally appeared at BaptistPress.com.

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Brandon Porter
Brandon Porter serves as Associate Vice President for Convention News at the SBC Executive Committee.

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