ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Pastor Jimmy McNeil, senior pastor of Pleasantview Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas, shares the heart behind the Fall Bible Conference, October 5–7, 2026. More than a schedule of speakers and services, the conference is an opportunity for believers to gather around God’s Word, strengthen one another, renew their commitment to Christ, and remember the importance of sharing the Gospel. Pastor Jimmy discusses Biblical preaching, Christian fellowship, missions, spiritual preparation, and his desire for people attending to go home and Burn With Passion For God.
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