Roaring Lambs

Bruce Snell along with his wife Karen, founded BSG International Inc., a company that offers businesses a complete infrastructuring package to increase quality and promote positive customer relations. Understanding and solving these issues are what lead Bruce to write Breaking Through The 4 Barriers To Quality. Early in life, Bruce learned the value of being tough, taking a hit and standing firm.  After he succeeded as a high school athlete, he received a collegiate athletic scholarship in baseball, basketball and football.  After college, he signed on as a free agent with a professional football team. One of Bruce's greatest moments in life was in 2001 when he discovered Jesus.  Since then Bruce has been involved in the Men's Gatherings for over 12 years and has been praying with the Billy Graham Library for personal, professional revival for over 4 years. Even though Bruce's book Breaking Through The 4 Barriers To Quality was written 15 years before receiving Christ, these same barriers are evident in our r

Brigadier General Robert Crear retired on May 1, 2008.  He has served worldwide, commanded and led soldiers and civilians at every level, while serving in high level leadership positions with the US Army Corps of Engineers (Corps).  At the Pentagon he served as the military assistant to the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works; At the Corps Headquarters in Washington DC, he served as Assistant Director of Civil Works and as the Chief of Staff; In the field he commanded the Vicksburg District, the Southwest Division (SWD) and the Mississippi Valley Division (MVD); Additionally, he served as President of the Mississippi River Commission, having been appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.   In his last assignment as MVD Commander and President of the Mississippi River Commission, Crear was responsible for a $7.5 billion civil works program. In addition, he played a vital role in managing the Corps water resources program in the entire Mississippi River Valley. The boundaries of the Mi

Sino Agueze was born in England and raised primarily in Nigeria, and became a committed Christian in early childhood. God dealt powerfully with Him as a child and used him to bring Jesus Christ to his once pagan African village. He spent adolescence and his college years developing his passion for the Word of God and Intimacy with the Holy Spirit, all the while serving in ministry.  Sino Agueze is the founding executive director of Transformation of Nations (TON). Transformation of Nations is not only an organization but also a calling to transform society in fulfillment of the Great Commission. This is achieved by analyzing the seven pillars on which every nation is built, discovering root causes to systemic problems and providing real solutions for a sustainable change. Sino Agueze is also the Lead Pastor of “KingdomCity Church” in Mississippi, U.S.A., formally known as "Making Jesus Real Church. He is an author, entrepreneur, psalmist and a dynamic speaker. He has a diploma in finance, a Bachelor's and Mas

Our speaker is Jim Williams and I encourage you to come hear him speak!  Jim is a successful real estate developer and entrepreneur with a vast resume.  Just to share a few things about Jim: Jim Williams, Jr. is the founder and C.E.O. of LandPlan Development Corp., a premier North Texas real-estate development company headquartered in Frisco, Texas. While earning his undergraduate degree at the Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas, Jim was a 2-time All Southwest Conference defensive tackle and a member of the 1964 national championship football team and captain of the undefeated 1965 Southwest Conference Champions.  Jim played linebacker for the Houston Oilers and earned his MBA from the SMU Cox School of Business.  A devoted Razorback, Jim is proud to have been named the 2004 Entrepreneur of the Year by Walton College. In 2010, Jim was inducted into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame and the University Of Arkansas Hall Of Honor & in 2012, he was inducted into the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fam

  Ray Sturdivant was called into full-time ministry a little over a year ago after being in advertising for 35 years. He has been a follower of Jesus for almost 33 years. He is an ordained pastor, teacher, speaker, prayer minister, and former elder. A regular participant in street ministry and prison ministry, he has seen many come to place their faith in Jesus as well as receive spiritual and physical healing. Three and a half years ago Ray had an encounter with the Holy Spirit that radically changed the trajectory of his life. Freedom prayer is a direct result of this fruitful time. Hundreds of people living lives of spiritual freedom, deeply connected to Jesus have been the result of going through these power prayer sessions directed and empowered by the Holy Spirit. He is the founder of Mining the Truth, a ministry dedicated to setting captives free. He lives in Dallas with his wife and has 3 children and 7 grandchildren.

Pastor Devon Adams shares his story of God's faithfulness and persistence in his life.

D.D. Lewis was born October 16, 1945 in Knoxville, Tennessee - the youngest of 14 children. He was named after two great Generals of World War II – Dwight Eisenhower and Douglas MacArthur.  D.D. starred at Mississippi State University from 1965 to 1967 as a two-way player and three-year starter. He led Mississippi State in tackles and assists all three of his varsity seasons and was named team captain his senior year and graduated from Mississippi State. D.D. joined the National Football League in 1968 and played for the Dallas Cowboys until 1981. His college and professional career includes: All-Southeastern Conference – 1966 and 1967; SEC Defensive Player of the Year – 1967; All-American – 1967; College Football Hall of Fame He wore # 50 for the Dallas Cowboys for 14 years; 12 NFC Divisional Contests and 1 NFC Wild Card Contest; 9 NFC Championship Games; 5 Super Bowl appearances; 2 World Championship victories; Holds Dallas Cowboys playoff record with 27 games Voted the “Most Popular Player” by the Cowbo

Kenny is an entrepreneur, writer, public speaker, business consultant, and CEO of Global Community Outreach, a Dallas based entity. He has over 20 years as a successful executive in human resource outsourcing strategies, solutions, across multiple industries for small to medium size businesses.  Kenny began his business career after a short stint in the NFL, with the Dallas Cowboys and the Cleveland Browns. He attended the University of Southern California (USC), on a football and track scholarship, excelling as a world-class track athlete, and also playing on two USC National Championship Football and Track & Field Teams. He graduated with a BS in Marketing from the USC School of Business. A high achiever and dedicated community servant, Kenny has served on boards in the Dallas Metroplex, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation, The Entrepreneur Institute (TEI), Hearts and Hammers, and he has mentored in DISD Middle School mentoring programs. Kenny currently serves on the board for The Positive Coaching All

Dave completed high school in Tuscaloosa, AL, and accepted a scholarship to attend Alcorn State University, where he graduated with a degree in Chemistry and minor in Math.  While at Alcorn, Dave played on a national championship football team and a conference championship basketball team.   He later received a Master’s Degree in Administration and Supervision from Jackson State University.  He has taught on the high school and college level.  The Christian values and training Dave received from his single parent mother, grandmother and sister have served as the foundation for his ministry, athletic, academic and professional development. Dave played 11 years in the National Football League (NFL) as an outside linebacker with All Pro years at Denver, Buffalo and San Francisco.  As a Profession, Dave is a featured sports columnist for many National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) newspapers.  He is a member of the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA), National Football League Alumni (NF

Dr. Dolphus Weary grew up in rural poverty in Mississippi, graduated from L.A. Baptist College now The Masters College; the University of Southern Mississippi (USM) and Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS).  He vowed when he left Mississippi in the mid 1960's that he would never return.  Yet, he did return and for the past 44 years he and his wife, Rosie have been working to build models of holistic ministries in MS.  His life experiences has helped to tell his story in the books he has authored - "I Ain't Comin' Back" and "Crossing the Tracks - Hope for the Hopeless and Help for Rural Poor in Mississippi and Your Community." Dolphus has served on the boards of WorldVision, Evangelical Council For Accountability (ECFA) and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) and is currently serving on the Belhaven University (BU) and Jackson Prep boards and is the President of Rural Education and Leadership [REAL] Christian Foundation. He has been married to his wife Rosie for 45 years.

Steve Kinsley spoke at the August luncheon about God's faithfulness through his journey and life. We trust you will be encouraged and challenged to Amplify your faith through his story.