Texas megachurch Pastor Robert Jeffress’s broadcast ministry “Pathway to Victory” has obtained the 2025 Nationwide Spiritual Broadcasters Radio Program of the Yr award.
The senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas obtained the glory this week on the 2025 NRB Worldwide Christian Media Conference, which was held at Gaylord Texan Resort & Conference Middle in Grapevine, Texas.
“We’re deeply honored to obtain this recognition from NRB,” stated Jeffress in an announcement issued on Tuesday. “Our mission has all the time been to pierce the darkness with the sunshine of God’s Phrase, and this award is a testomony to the facility of the Gospel to rework lives.”
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“The NRB Particular Service and Media Awards showcase the distinctive expertise and dedication to service amongst NRB members,” stated NRB President & CEO Troy A. Miller within the press launch. “We honor these awardees for his or her excellent accomplishments in Christian communications on the 2025 NRB Conference.”
Previous winners of the Radio Program of the Yr award embrace James Dobson for “Concentrate on the Household,” Chuck Swindoll for “Perception for Dwelling,” the late Pastor Charles Stanley for “In Contact” and Pastor David Jeremiah for “Turning Level.”
Launched in 1996, “Pathway to Victory” is the official broadcast ministry for FBC Dallas and is reportedly carried by roughly 900 radio stations throughout america.
“Our mission is to supply sensible utility of God’s Phrase to on a regular basis life by means of clear, Biblical educating. Our purpose is to steer folks to grow to be obedient and reproducing disciples of Jesus Christ,” famous the ministry’s web site.
“As our ministry continues to develop and develop, we’re assured the Lord will use Pathway to Victory to advance the mission assertion of First Baptist Dallas — to rework the world with God’s Phrase … one life at a time.”
Along with honoring Jeffress, the NRB conference in Grapevine additionally featured a number of outstanding Christian leaders, together with NRB Basic Counsel Mike Farris, Calvary Chapel Chino Hills Pastor Jack Hibbs, pro-life activist Abby Johnson, JDA Worldwide President Johnnie Moore, Nationwide Hispanic Christian Management Convention President Samuel Rodriguez, pro-life activist Alveda King, First Liberty Institute President Kelly Shackelford, and Middle for Baptist Management Govt Director William Wolfe.
