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The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin
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Vineville Baptist Church, Macon GA
The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin is the pastor of Vineville Baptist Church in Macon, Georgia. He served as an associate pastor at Northminster Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi for almost seven years before moving to Georgia.
Tripp has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Georgia, where he also first learned about the rhythms of congregational ministry, while working at First Baptist Church of Athens, Georgia. He received a Master of Divinity from the Divinity School at Wake Forest University, discovering the richness of ecumenism and the rhythms of the Church. After working for several years, he also completed the Doctor of Ministry from the McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University, concentrating on the areas of preaching and worship.
He and his wife, Katharine, have two sons who are the richest part of their lives. When he is not working, he enjoys playing golf and basketball, reading and writing, and music and traveling.
Latest Content by The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin
Doors to the Heart
The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin (CBF)Without having to dig too deeply, we find wisdom in the various sayings of Proverbs, not to mention beautiful images, as in Proverbs 27.19. We find a beautiful image of a person's reflection in still waters and the image of faces locked towards one another, looking into each other's eyes and into each other's hearts. We also find a lack of clarity in how to understand these images, but there is depth found in the ambiguity.
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Practicing Commitment
The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin (CBF)The covenant of a church is beautiful, but it is not always what we expect. It is beautiful because it is like the relationship between a singer and an accompanist. They work together, working in tandem, so they learn to listen to one another. It is one thing to be able to play the piano instrumentally, but it is quite another to accompany a singer.
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