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 7th Provocation to Prayer, Part 30 In praying for revival each person that prays has some idea of God that drives him or her and some reason for wanting revival to occur. The question, however, is whether our idea of God is correct and whether our desire for revival accurately reflects the nature of God. If we think of God as essentially mean, sour, and severe then we think He would be reluctant to send revival. That is a different idea of God than One who lives in perfect pleasure within the Trinity and loves to see His... (read more)

Latest Weekly Update Article Conversion, Part 56 Saturday, March 6th, 2010 The Great Commission is a term or concept that is being used a lot these days. However, the very heart of the Great Commission has to do with true conversion. The Great Commission is not a mandate to go out and tell as many people as you can a watered down version of something about Jesus Christ in order to get them to say a prayer or to join a religious group. The Great Commission has to do with true conversion and discipleship. In other words, for the past several months this newsletter has... (read more) Note: The PDF version of the weekly updates contain other information pertaining to the association. To view the PDF files, click here.