About

I am currently the pastor of Farmdale Baptist Church in Frankfort, KY. I am the husband of Gretta Willett of Loudon, TN. God has blessed Gretta and me with five children (Haddon, 8; Hannah, 7; Isaac, 4; Jonathan, 2; and Lydia, 15 months).

I am a graduate of Liberty University (Bachelor of Science), The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity), and am currently pursuing a Master of Theology (ThM) through Toronto Baptist Seminary. My area of research is 17th century British Particular Baptist pastor, Hercules Collins. I am planning to begin PhD work in Church History/Historical Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fall of 2008.

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

  • Co-editor (along with Dr. Michael Haykin) of “Devoted to the Service of the Temple”: Piety, Persecution, and Ministry in the Writings of Hercules Collins (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2007) which explores the spirituality of the 17th century British Particular Baptist Pastor, Hercules Collins, by providing annotated and edited selections from his writings.
  • Presented paper titled “Use or Influence? Calvin and the Cappadocians” at the 2007 Southeast Regional Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society held in Marianna, FL.

MEMBERSHIPS

To contact me, either leave a reply on this page or email me at: pastorsteveweaver[at]gmail.com

2 Responses to “About”

  1. Blogging and Pastoral Ministry at PastorBlog, on May 7th, 2007 at 2:46 pm Said:

    [...] Steve Weaver, pastor of West Broadway Baptist Church, has a helpful series on blogging and pastoral minstry. [...]

  2. Michael R. Jones, on November 6th, 2007 at 1:36 pm Said:

    Steve:

    I have enjoyed your posts and your blog as a whole.

    I am curious how you balance preparation for Sunday morning and evening without giving short shrift to either (especially sunday pm). I have been in ministry seven years now and have yet to find a method or study plan that I have felt comfortable with long-term. In Bible College and in seminary only one method was presented to me and that is not always effective.

    I would like to know how you (and perhaps your readers) do it.

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