Colonial Baptist Church, Cary, North Carolina
Summary: Stephen Davey is the son of missionary parents and was raised to love Christ, His church and His word. In his last year of High School, Stephen committed his life to serving Christ and went on to prepare for a life of servant-leadership at Liberty University, Tennessee Temple University, Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary, and Dallas Theological Seminary. Following graduation from Dallas Seminary in 1986, Stephen and Marsha trusted Christ for His provision and moved with their twin infant sons to Cary, NC to plant Colonial Baptist Church. From the beginning Stephen preached verse by verse while Marsha created the nursery and children's programs. In those early days, word spread rapidly around town of this new church's commitment to Bible exposition and the fellowship was soon overflowing with attendees. After worshipping in a school band room for 6 years, Colonial moved into its first building located on seven acres. Within a year, the church not only outgrew its first building, but the entire master plan. Nine years later Colonial moved to its present location on forty acres where several buildings have been designed to maximize outreach, discipleship, community and worship. The church family currently engages in more than 100 ministries carried out by several thousand volunteers, led by an excellent, Christ honoring administrative support team and pastoral staff. Their united global vision continues to be front and center as the word of God continues to be expounded - and applied. Stephen also serves as the president of Shepherds Theological Seminary, a young and exciting seminary which has already earned accreditation with TRACS and associate membership status with ATS. With an outstanding faculty and growing student body, Shepherds currently meets on the beautiful campus of Colonial. Stephen enjoys interacting with the students as well as teaching Pastoral Theology and Creative Bible Teaching. More than 40 books, study guides, commentaries and booklets have been published by Ambassador/Emerald House, Kress Biblical Resources, Charity House and Wisdom for the Heart. Wisdom's new website now allows listeners to download all of Stephen's audio sermons and transcripts at no charge. Stephen and Marsha have been married more than 30 years and have been blessed with twin sons Benjamin [wife Caroline], and Seth; daughters Candace [husband Cristian] and Charity and one grandson, Nicholas.
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Podcasts:
Choices Pt. 2: Why Do You Do What You Do? . . . For the Bible Tells Me So” (Deuteronomy 4:1-8)
Thy Kingdom Come Part IV
Why Do You Do What You Do? (II Corinthians 5)
Choices Pt. 1: Why Do You Do What You Do? (2 Corinthians 5)
When the Lord Asks, ‘Do you love me?’ (John 21:17)
Thy Kingdom Come Part III
Thy Kingdom Come Part II
Thy Kingdom Come Part I
Summer Series 2009 Safe Harbor: Faith in Turbulent Times James K. Walker, a converted Mormon, is the president of Watchman Fellowship, an apologetics and discernment ministry that evaluates cults and new religious movements. He has an extensive speaking ministry and is the author of The Concise Guide to Today’s Religions and Spirituality. James has also organized and participated in evangelistic outreaches to Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormons and New Agers.
Summer Series 2009 Safe Harbor: Faith in Turbulent Times James K. Walker, a converted Mormon, is the president of Watchman Fellowship, an apologetics and discernment ministry that evaluates cults and new religious movements. He has an extensive speaking ministry and is the author of The Concise Guide to Today’s Religions and Spirituality. James has also organized and participated in evangelistic outreaches to Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormons and New Agers.
Summer Series 2009 Safe Harbor: Faith in Turbulent Times Scott Willis pastored 17 years in the Chicago area. In 1994, after a tragic van accident, Scott and his wife, Janet, experienced the loss of six of their nine children. Since that time, God has sustained and comforted them, for which they are grateful. Janet has written and illustrated a children’s book, A Dad’s Delight, about the mercy of God. Scott and Janet are thankful for the 27 grandchildren God has graciously given them.
Summer Series 2009 Safe Harbor: Faith in Turbulent Times Scott Willis pastored 17 years in the Chicago area. In 1994, after a tragic van accident, Scott and his wife, Janet, experienced the loss of six of their nine children. Since that time, God has sustained and comforted them, for which they are grateful. Janet has written and illustrated a children’s book, A Dad’s Delight, about the mercy of God. Scott and Janet are thankful for the 27 grandchildren God has graciously given them.
Summer Series 2009 Safe Harbor: Faith in Turbulent Times Dan Breeding began working with animals when he was thirteen and is a graduate of the Moorpark College of Exotic Animal Training and Management Program in Ventura, CA. His love for animals and understanding that animals are a unique result of God’s creation led him to found wildlife Christian outreach ministry, Creatures of Creation. Dan and his wife, Debbie, live in Raleigh. They have three children: Taylor, Rachel and Logan.
Summer Series 2009 Safe Harbor: Faith in Turbulent Times Richard Blackaby currently serves as the president of Blackaby Ministries International. He is the author or co-author (with his father, Henry Blackaby) of more than twenty-three books including: Experiencing God: Day by Day; Hearing God’s Voice; and Experiencing God (revised edition-with his father). A native of Canada, Dr. Blackaby and his family have recently relocated to Greenville, SC.
Summer Series 2009 Safe Harbor: Faith in Turbulent Times Keith Davey is the Founder and Director of Missions to Military, a ministry that provides centers for evangelism and discipleship of military personnel. Missions to Military has served servicemen and women for more than fifty years, with centers in the U.S. and abroad. Dr. Davey is the father of Colonial’s Senior Pastor Stephen Davey.
