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August 16, 2009
Latest Preaching Schedule
In all probability, any Sunday not listed here is available. My cell phone is 504/615-2190. My email is joe@joemckeever.com..
THE YEAR 2012 --
February 5, 2012 -- Sunday, First Baptist Church, Ridgeland, MS. 10 am worship.
February 8, 2012 -- Wednesday night, 7 pm -- Valentine Banquet at Yankee Springs Bap Ch, Goldonna, LA. Tim Thomas, pastor.
February 13, noon -- Dental appointment. Dr. Jim Roethele, Kenner. The best there is!
February 14, noon-- Senior adult valentine thing at FBC Kenner, LA. My home church.
February 19-22, 2012 -- Revival, Utica Baptist Church, Utica, MS. Pastor Rocky Henriques.
February 23-25, 2012 -- Pastors/Wives Retreat at Camp Baldwin near Orange Beach, Alabama. Tim Patrick, coordinator.
February 26 -- Sunday, First Baptist Church, Ridgeland, MS. 10 am worship.
March 4, 2012 -- Morning Service -- Providence Baptist Church, Jayess, MS. Pastor Will Wall. Part of their "Great Commission Conference" for the weekend.
March 8, 2012 -- Thursday, speaking to the 55+ group of Fairview Baptist Church, Columbus, MS. Drawing, entertaining, inspiring (I hope, I hope!).
Last part of March, 2012 -- Speaking to ministers/wives in the annual retreat for leaders of the International Baptist Convention. Actual dates of the retreat: March 23-27. Site: Sorrento, Italy, on the "beautiful Amalfi Coast south of Naples."
April 1-- drawing for a block party in New Orleans. Dr Page Brooks.
April 12-15 -- Margaret's and my 50th wedding anniversary.
April 20 -- reunion of young people from West End Baptist Church, Birmingham, from my time there. We'll meet at FBC of Trussville that Friday night.
April 22 -- Hughes Memorial Baptist Church, Pinson, AL. David Crowe, pastor. Morning worship at 10:30 am, and possibly a service in the afternoon.
April 29-May 2 Revival at Canaan Baptist Church, Columbus, MS. Danny Avery, interim pastor
May 6, 2012 -- Easthaven Baptist Church, Brookhaven, MS. Senior Adult Sunday. Morning service only. (Rev. Phil Turner is the senior adult minister)
May 26, Saturday, Kilgore Family Reunion. (My mother was a Kilgore). Nauvoo, Alabama.
First week of June (4-9th?) - Vacation Bible School in FBC Kenner LA. I'll be teaching cartooning classes in the afternoon for children attending the arts and whatever camp.
June 19-20, 2012 -- The Southern Baptist Convention meets here in New Orleans. I'll be drawing at the NOBTS (our seminary) booth.
July 15-20, 2012 -- Children's Camp for the Muskogee, Oklahoma, Baptist Assn. Bill Sherrill, DOM. Speaking at the camp, drawing hundreds of children that week, and preaching in some local church on Sunday the 15th.
September 8-12, 2012 -- Auburn, Kentucky. Pastor Rusty Thomaston. On Saturday, I'll draw at the church's booth for "Auburn Days" and then Sunday-Wednesday, we'll be in revival at Rusty's church.
September 22-26, 2012 -- First Baptist Church, Durant, MS. Bobby Hood, Pastor. Saturday night banquet, followed by revival Sunday-Wednesday, night and morning services.
And that's where we are at the moment!
Thanks for your prayers! Contact information is found by clicking my name on the home page of the website.
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Dear pastor,
I have been reading Broken Heart Ministries messages. I feel so blessed.
How can you become a blessing to my church by coming over and sharing to the congregation this insiring messages.
My church is in Africa, Kenya, in Nairobi City.
My Tel. 254-733-349327
Blessings and love.
Pastor Eliud & Anne Soi
Posted by: Anne Soi at December 11, 2009 04:56 AMDoctor...perhaps we need to start a little fund raising and send you over there for a few days. Why is this request so late in being posted?
Posted by: Brother Ron at March 27, 2010 02:52 PMDoctor...perhaps we need to start a little fund raising and send you over there for a few days. Why is this request so late in being posted?
Posted by: Brother Ron at March 27, 2010 02:53 PMJoe,
I wanted to take a second to let you know how you touched my life. You saw me and my daughter Macie at the continental breakfast at the Holiday Inn Express in Fayetteville, Ga. We were staying there and are still staying there due to our home catching fire on New Year’s Eve. We lost everything.. well we lost our home and all of our personal belongings. I am married and we have a 3 month old son named Jackson and my daughter who you met Macie who is 5. I have been in Law Enforcement for 10 years and have a way of minimizing things to not be bothered by the events I see in life due to my job. I see people at their worst, death and tragedy. People rarely call the police to tell them that they have had a great day and that life is grand. My husband and I realize that we can get another home and more stuff and are thankful that we are all healthy and made it out of the fire. Within 3 minutes our home was fully engulfed with flames. Macie on the other hand is a very sentimental little girl. The first thing she cried over was her Birthday pictures and her book bag. She lost all her Santa gifts, school things, everything. She was having a very hard time the first few days after the fire as was she the morning we met you. As I was feeding my son before taking her to get breakfast and talking to God and just asked him to let me see a smile on Macie’s face that day. Literally minutes later that prayer was answered in the lobby of that Holiday Inn Express. You drew Macie’s picture and she smiled and if that was not enough you asked her to smile again so you could make sure you drew her smile right. I cried because I had not seen a smile on my daughter’s face since the fire. We will keep the newspaper you drew her on forever not because on the front page was the article that is headed “ Family looses home in New Year’s Eve Fire” but because God it reminds me how God answers our prayers both big and small.
Thanks so much for blessing our lives that day.
Wendy Moulder
Posted by: Wendy Moulder at January 19, 2011 06:27 PMJoe : I thought you have retired, Ha Ha.
Let's have lunch sometimes soon.
This does not at all look like a scheduled of a person who has retired. you just aren't going into an office every day. Keep making disciples.
Posted by: Woody Sears at February 14, 2011 03:56 PMDear Dr. McKeever,
May God in His infinite wisdom and understanding, bless you, your family and ministry with His untold generosity. May the wisdom that was granted to you by Him be imparted to all the readers of your blessed forum. I stumbled across your website with the idea of "Moderation" in mind. As of yet, I haven't read your numerous articles related to this subject. I have every intention to fully immerse myself in your teachings. If you have any additional information for me and my quest for "Divine Moderation" I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. In the meanwhile, I ask Jesus to bless your ministry with His peace. Brother Paul Crass, Cumberland, Maryland
Sir, I enjoyed your thoughts on eating too much. We should also be careful to consume the better choices of food and drink. I have heard hundreds of sermons, and I can't remember even one time hearing one on over eating or poor eating. Since it involves the body, I think we shy toward the more spiritual areas; plus we are shy about dealing will being over-weight and having health problems. A few years ago, I found a great book on the subject: Maximum Energy, by Christian Doctor, Ted Broer. Since reading it, I have ordered 12 copies for friends, and urged many more to order it. Any person whether over-weight or not, would profit from the book if they would follow its advice. Would you please consider checking it out and passing the info along to others? I get no profit from its sale, except the joy of helping others. Our bodies are the temple of God, so I believe we should take care of them, and in doing so, we could live longer, more active lives. We all know people who lived 80 years or so, but the last 10 or 15 of those years, they were inactive because of poor health, many times caused or made worse by poor diet. Think what a difference it could make to the cause of Christ, if those people just changed half of their inactive years into active service. If you do a Google search on the book title: Maximum Energy, you will find it used at Amazon for as little as 1 cent plus $3.99 shipping. All the copies I have ordered were like-new. Ted Broer also had a website with much good reading on it. Thanks again.
Posted by: Don Swaringen at December 19, 2011 04:23 PMJoe
Great stuff!
I still have not preached at FBC in Columbus! Do not know if anybody like me have yet!!!!!!!