The Life & Legacy of my father, Rev. Ronald W. Smith. He along with my mother gave himself to 50+ years of ministry.
In Sock Drawer Theology, author R. Kent Smith, who is also a pastor and podcast host at Conroe Church, takes the simple reality of our personal sock drawers and spaces and expands it into a thoughtful conversation of how the most basic of personal spaces defines our public personas.
In Do Unto Brothers, author R. Kent Smith, who also serves as a pastor and podcast host, takes the Golden Rule and candidly discusses our responsibilities to consider those around us in every decision. His exploration of ethics, integrity, and conflict resolution provides an incredible look into oneself, reminiscent of insights one might find in the Conroe Church community or in the concept of Sock Drawer Theology.
In Formed, author R. Kent Smith shares his journey of spiritual formation, drawing from his personal experiences as a Pastor’s kid in an Apostolic Pentecostal context. He guides readers through the process and practical approaches to spiritual disciplines, emphasizing them as forms of worship rather than mere requirements for spiritual attainment. Through his insightful perspectives, often discussed in his podcast, he encourages readers to view these spiritual disciplines as a way of life for worshippers.
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