Dr. Mike Norris | Ministry127

Dr. Mike Norris is the Pastor of the Franklin Road Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The church is located on 39 acres of property just west of Murfreesboro and has a membership of over 2,000 with an average attendance of over 1500 each Sunday. Franklin Road Baptist Church supports 167 missionaries, ministering in many foreign countries, in excess of $600,000 annually. Dr. Norris’s son, Joel, is a student at West Coast Baptist College.

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Franklin Road Baptist Church

Articles by Dr. Mike Norris

Why Character Is Important

3 Tests Prosperity Brings

Someone has said, “The unsoundness of a vessel is not seen when it is empty; but when it is filled with water.” This is when you will see if it will leak or not.

Authenticity, Character, Christian Living

Here We Go

3 Aspects of the Great Commission

In Mark 16, the disciples were at an obvious transition in their lives. They had sat at the feet of Jesus and now they were receiving instruction from the Lord Himself.

Local Church, Pastoral Leadership, Soulwinning

What Is a Biblical Worldview?

Looking at the World from God's Viewpoint

Everybody has a worldview! From the pigmy tribes in the Congo to the cufflink staffer in the White House, everybody has a philosophy of how they view the world.

Attitude, Christian Living, Current Events, Spiritual Growth

Enemies of Biblical Oneness

Keeping Your Relationship with God Right

The Bible speaks of ways that we can break our oneness with the Holy Spirit. It speaks of grieving Him, quenching Him, and resisting Him.

Christian Living, Friendship, Prayer, Spiritual Growth

No "Leftovers" with God

3 Steps to Become Usable Again

Oftentimes in our churches, pastors are confronted with those who have blown it spiritually. These folks feel like “leftovers” or “has-beens.”

Christian Living, Forgiveness, Pastoral Leadership, Spiritual Growth

The Pastor's Heart

7 Responsibilities of the Pastor

The pastor is unique in the life of a church. He is the undershepherd who carries the burden of leadership. Some pastor’s will feel compelled to please people, but the sincere pastor is always trying to please the Lord.

Leadership, Trials