Pastor LeRoy H. Anthony is the senior pastor of The Mount Church, commonly known as Mt. Olive Baptist Church.  In 2009, Pastor Anthony led the greatest transition that The Mount Church had seen from the West End of Cincinnati to an entire campus located at 2101 Pleasant Avenue in Hamilton, Ohio.  Pastor Anthony also founded LeRoy H. Anthony Ministries in 2006, a 501c-3 Non Profit Organization designed to empower every child, youth, and young adult through practical biblical teaching, education, mentoring and support services in hopes that they will affect their home, community, and their generation positively.

Pastor Anthony is the proud husband to Lady Shawana Anthony and father to three beautiful children, LeRae, Isaiah and Trinity Anthony.  Pastor Anthony is a member of the Association of Independent Ministries (AIM) under the leadership of Bishop I. V. Hilliard of New Light Church in Houston, TX.  Pastor Anthony is one who empowers others, who walks by Faith, and not by sight and encourages others to do the same. He is one who loves God, believes in God, and trusts that God’s Word is Truth. He is one who preaches and teaches God’s Word profoundly with understanding. He is a provider and an example to his family. He is a Visionary with many gifts in which he uses to empower humanity with the love of Christ through Kingdom Word, Kingdom Worship, and Kingdom Work.

NEW ORLEANS, La. — Tim Tebow had a record-setting night at the Superdome in New Orleans as the Florida Gators crushed the Cincinnati Bearcats 51-24 at the Sugar Bowl.

Tebow threw three touchdown passes and ran for another in the lopsided victory.  It was Florida’s 13th victory in 14 games this season. It was UC’s first loss after a 12-0 regular season.

Tebow began the scoring with a seven yard touchdown pass to Aaron Hernandez in the first quarter. The point after failed, but Florida added a Caleb Sturgis field goal and led 9-0 after one quarter.

The second quarter devastated the Bearcats. Tebow passed seven yards to Deonte Thompson for one touchdown and 80 yards to Riley Cooper for another. Emmanuel Moody ran six yards for another score as Florida built a 30-3 lead at halftime.

Cincinnati’s only first half points came on a 47 yard field goal by Jacob Rogers.

Cincinnati’s defense simply couldn’t contain Florida’s multi-faceted attack. In the regular season, Cincinnati could outscore the opposition. Friday night, UC’s defense couldn’t get off the field. And rarely could Cincinnati’s offense mount a consistent attack against a highly-regarded Florida defense.

Florida added two more touchdowns in the third quarter. Emmanuel Moody scored his second touchdown, and Tebow ran four yards for a score.

Sandwiched in between was Cincinnati’s first touchdown, a two-yard scoring pass from Tony Pike to Marcus Waugh.

Both teams added fourth quarter touchdowns. Pike threw a three yard strike to Armon Binns, and Chris Rainey ran six yards for a Florida score. Pike added a touchdown pass to Kazeem Ali in the final minutes.

It was an impressive finish for the senior class at Florida that racked up a record of 47-7. They’ve won three BCS games and two national titles.

Tebow, who won the Heisman Trophy as a sophomore, compiled 533 total yards and 482 passing yards in Friday’s game. Both are BCS bowl records.

It’s a second straight disappointment for the UC program in BCS games. The Bearcats lost to Virginia Tech in the 2009 Orange Bowl.

James E. Blue Jr., Pastor Cincinnati Bible Way Church since November 1977, along with his wife Grace who is co-pastor. Together, they train and teach their members to have an impact as movers and shakers, to be kingdom builders and world changers as they offer their time, talents, and their treasures for the glory of God.

James and his wife Grace have traveled to many cities in the United States, countries in Africa, and the Caribbean preaching and teaching the Word of God. They have conducted marriage, deliverance/healing, and prophetic seminars. Join Cincinnati Bible Way for their live broadcast every Sunday on 1230 WDBZ at 3:00pm.