Get To Know Ronnie W. Rogers

Ronnie W. Rogers (B.A., Biblical Studies, Criswell College; M.S., Counseling, Henderson State University) has been a pastor for over forty years and is currently the senior pastor at Trinity Baptist Church in Norman, Oklahoma. 

Ronnie has authored several books (see publications). He is a founding member of the Conservative Baptist Network (CBN). Ronnie has served as Chairman of the Nominating Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention; Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Member of the Board of Trustees, Northeastern Baptist College; Member of the Board of Directors, Montana Christian College; President of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention; and Member of the Committee on Committees of the Southern Baptist Convention.

Ronnie presented papers on six occasions, 2004–2025, at the Oxford International Round Table meeting in Oxford, England. Papers presented: Government Policy Toward Teaching Religion in State Schools, The Decline of Religion in Public Education and The Decline of Public Education, A Proposal for a Proportional Accommodation and Appreciation Model for Governing the Relationship of Church and State, Critical Race Theory: Its Relationship  to Marxism and Its Educational and Cultural Value, and The Future of Western Education and Civilization. The latter argued that the most significant challenge of education is deciding the kind of future we want, as today’s education is the decisive determinant of the future. Education is developing strong ties to critical race theory and Marxism, replacing Western education based on Christian principles and the Enlightenment.

He and his wife Gina have two married daughters, Natalie and Nancy, two sons-in-law, Rocky and JR, and seven grandchildren.