The Spurgeon Baptist Association of Churches is an association of Southern Baptist churches that is united to manifest the glory of God above all. We set out to do this by seeking spiritual awakening and revival by intense prayer and earnest obedience to Scripture. As an association of churches we are bound in mutual covenant to strengthen and support one another - motivated and guided by the authority and sufficiency of Scripture - by facilitating faithful preaching of the Word of God, proclaiming the gospel of the risen Lord Jesus Christ to all, making and gathering disciples, planting churches and coordinating unified missions efforts. (read more...)

We welcome churches who wish to be dually aligned with us. For questions & inquiries, please contact Richard Smith (rsmith@sbaoc.org) or Tony Mattia (785-456-8144). You may also download and fill out an application to join the SBAC [PDF File].

Latest Blog Post - Mar 15th Humility, Part 72 If it is a fact as Habakkuk 2:4 teaches that the proud heart is the opposite of true faith, then it is clear that pride and faith are opposites and faith cannot dwell with pride. But on the other hand, it takes humility to receive grace and even more it is the job of faith to receive grace. So as pride and faith are opposites, so humility is necessary for true faith. Humility, which is the emptiness of self, is necessary in order for the soul to trust in Christ alone. Now if those things... (read more)

Latest Weekly Update Article Conversion, Part 57 Sunday, March 14th, 2010 As we think through the issue of what biblical conversion really is, the ramifications of this are enormous. The Great Commission is usually just tossed out to people in an effort to get them to go out and do evangelism. But the Great Commission does not explicitly command evangelism. It does not command people just to go out and share with others or just to go out and tell others about Jesus. It commands people to make disciples. In other words, the Gospel we preach needs to be in line with... (read more) Note: The PDF version of the weekly updates contain other information pertaining to the association. To view the PDF files, click here.