Mission, Beliefs & Evangelist

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Our Mission

Our mission at Eternity Now is The Great Commission: "Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you," as our Lord says in Matthew 28:19-20. All must be born again!  We witness to every color, every culture, every means ... and those of no means at all.

Our Beliefs

Eternity Now's beliefs are built on the sure foundation of Jesus Christ, pledging He is the only way of salvation, and the 66 books of the Holy Bible are the sole source of unerring information about faith, hope and love. See more about our doctrine. 

Our Pastor & Evangelist

The Rev. Kyle Huckins, Ph.D. (see this page's video highlight), is Eternity Now's senior pastor and evangelist. He's also a globally award-winning media professional and researcher. 

His ministry has spread from coast to coast and border to border, appearing in person in 22 states and the District of Columbia. Through this website and other efforts, his preaching and teaching have touched those from the USA's every state, 193 of Earth's 195 countries, and all seven continents (including Antarctica). Huckins has ministered The Word in everything from small neighborhood congregations to international meetings. God has used him to bring the Gospel to over 20 million people through Eternity Now, including 2,500 one-on-one in person. He has been ordained clergy since 2003 and in professional media starting in 1989. He holds a master's degree from Liberty University's seminary as well as graduate degrees in journalism.

A passionate believer in fostering biblically based diversity, Huckins has worked in media, academia and the church to enable equal opportunity and input for those of every color. Originally ordained by a onetime Southern Baptist mission, he has filled the pulpit for more than 70 congregations of 20+ Christian denominations and movements and with memberships mainly Caucasian, Latino, Native and African American. He served Black-majority congregations for over a decade and led churches in rural areas as well as large urban centers.

Huckins has been honored 26 times by such groups as the Evangelical Press Association, Religion News Association, Society of Professional Journalists and Amy Foundation for his professional media work. He recently received an EPA award for best freelance article for his work on Christianity.com; read the winning story.

Our pastor has received three awards for his refereed, peer-reviewed scholarship on faith and media, too, which has appeared in The Social Science Journal and Journal of Media and Religion, among other publications. He's written a pair of books, the latest winning a national eLit Award for best religion work and a Society of Professional Journalists honor for best nonfiction book.

"My greatest honor, however, has been to help lead others to Christ," he says. "That God would use me in His ministry still amazes me, and I am grateful for the Lord's calling."