Mike Gilbart-Smith was raised by godly parents in Tonbridge, England. He studied Math at Cambridge, where he met the Devers and the Lawrences. He married Hannah and went to seminary at Oak Hill College, London. Mike has been on staff with four churches. He came to CHBC for the August 2005 internship and joined the staff in January 2006. His responsibilities include ministry to college students, interns, and non-believers. Mike and Hannah have three children, Abigail, Joshua and Daniel.
The 9Marks blog aims to stimulate a helpful conversation among pastors, church leaders, and Christians about life together in the local church.
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Authors
- Paul Alexander
- Thabiti Anyabwile
- Mark Dever
- Mike Gilbart-Smith
- Greg Gilbert
- Andy Johnson
- Michael Lawrence
- Jonathan Leeman
- Michael McKinley
- Aaron Menikoff
- Deepak Reju
- Matt Schmucker
- Ryan Townsend
- Brad Wheeler
Recent Posts
- Church Advertisements from 1927
- 4 final thoughts about time in South Africa
- A Tribe Called... (part 2)
- A Tribe Called...
- What would you give to get people to attend your youth conference?
- Church Reform When You're Not the Pastor #4
- The Slow Death of Congregational Singing
- The Other Side of the Cultural Coin
- Church Reform When You're Not the Pastor #3
- Church Reform When You're Not the Pastor #2
Categories
- Calling
- Conversion
- Counseling
- Discipleship & Growth
- Discipline
- Elders
- Evangelism
- Gospel
- Hospital Visitation
- Implementing Change
- Leadership
- Membership
- Nominalism
- Numbers
- Pastoring
- Preaching
- Sermon Planning
- Service Planning
- Theology
- Where'd All These Calvinists Come From?
- Worship
