by Randy Harp The concept of “fellowship” comes from the New Testament. Koinonia is the word most often translated “fellowship” and has to do with commonality — things held in common such as purpose and […]
by Randy Harp I once saw a man on a bridge about to jump. I said, “Don’t do it!” He said, “Nobody loves me.” I said, “God loves you. Do you believe in God?”
by Marty Hughes Pastor, Grace Harbor Baptist Church, Grove, OK When my mother walked across the platform at BBC to receive her diploma, I was already well on my way to making my grand entrance […]
Assessing the Value of Education by Doug Cox, BBFI third vice president The fourth level language teacher at Yonsei University in Seoul surveyed her class of Western missionaries with disappointment. Their confidence was undaunted by […]
by Kevin Carson A. Generally speaking, devotions fall into one of two styles. Some provide the storyline or context of the Bible (usually accomplished through a Bible-reading plan where one reads systematically through the Bible). […]
by Doug Kutilek The individual Baptist preacher about whom more biographies have been written than any other must surely be Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892). The only possible challenger for this distinction is John Bunyan, the […]
by Randy Harp While planning this Tribune I realized I have been in some sort of formal education for 26 years of my life. Not including the years before kindergarten, only 12 of my years […]
by Jon Konnerup “We can’t imagine going to the mission field without thorough Biblical preparation and practical experience that the BBFI provides.” – BBFI missionary Studies show while many missionaries plan to go to the […]
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