Dr. Bobby Bressman

Dr. Bobby Bressman is a pastor, scholar, hospice leader and author whose life’s work is rooted in loving God and loving people. With over 35 years of ministry experience, he has served churches across Oklahoma and Texas. A native of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Dr. Bressman holds a Bachelor of Arts from Oklahoma Baptist University and a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he also earned the Doctorate of Ministry in revitalization. His academic journey, combined with decades of pastoral leadership and hospice leadership, has equipped him to guide others through life’s deepest challenges with wisdom and compassion.

Dr. Bressman is the author of a transformative grief book series offering hope and healing through age-appropriate storytelling and spiritual insight. His latest work, When They Won't Be Home For Chrismas, reflects his ability to weave personal narrative with biblical truth, drawing from his own experiences of loss and renewal. As a pastor, he has walked alongside countless individuals navigating grief, using his warm, approachable style to foster healing and faith.

Married to his wife, Rachael, for 31 years, Dr. Bressman is a devoted husband and father to Bobby Wayne and Baylea Jane. His family life is filled with joy, whether he’s playing with his grandson "Tater", cooking on the grill, or casting a line while fishing. An avid outdoorsman, he finds solace in hunting and working in his shop, where he tinkers and reflects. Dr. Bressman’s ministry philosophy is simple yet profound:"Know Who You Are, Know Who You Serve, Know Where You are Going". Through his writing, preaching, and counseling, he continues to inspire hope, helping people of all ages find God’s presence in their darkest moments.