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 - Feb 8th Humility, Part 60 In the last BLOG we looked at many ways that people can have high religious feelings and yet be lost. This is not just an isolated sort of thing, but in our nation which is so focused on self the religion in America has taken on that basic thrust and is now the religion of self. This can be true in any denomination and any theology. The fallen heart and nature of the human soul has fallen from God-centeredness to self-centeredness. The heart is naturally inclined toward self and so it will... (read more)

Latest Weekly Update Article Conversion, Part 52: The Conversion of Cornelius, Part 4 Friday, February 5th, 2010 In the last article we looked at aspects of the message of Peter to Cornelius. He preached what was commanded by God and his message was fixed on God. This message to Cornelius was a God-centered message. All messages that are commanded by God are God-centered since God is God-centered. In this article we will look at some more particulars of the message of Peter that was used in the conversion of Cornelius and his friends. This Gospel message is one that we can learn from, though indeed it is... (read more) Note: The PDF version of the weekly updates contain other information pertaining to the association. To view the PDF files, click here.