An interview with Mark Milioni, new president of Baptist Bible College by Keith Bassham Most of our Fellowship does not know Mark Milioni. I have come to know Mark largely through our common work with […]
by James G. Smith “As they ministered to the Lord, and fasted, the Holy Ghost said, Separate me Barnabas and Saul for the work whereunto I have called them. And when they had fasted and […]
by Charles Lyons It was the worst of times, it was the worsening of times. “Chick-fil-A doesn’t belong in Boston,” Mayor Thomas Menino told the Boston Herald on Thursday, July 19. “You can’t have a […]
by Thomas Ray In 1793, William Carey, the man recognized as the father of modern missions, arrived in India. He found a society enslaved by idolatry, superstition, and cruelty. He knew if India was to […]
by Keith Bassham Drought, fires, and violence have fueled news headlines this past month. All we need is a swarm of locusts to make our day near-apocalyptic, and the political noise may be a reasonable […]
by Linzy Slayden I read something the other day that was surprising. You blink 25 times every minute. Each blink takes one-fifth of a second. So if you take a 10-hour automobile trip, averaging 40 […]
by Jon Konnerup This month concludes the series on why I believe fewer young people surrender to full-time ministry, especially foreign missions. 11. Short-term missions. Many feel a first-hand, short-term experience on the mission field […]
by wayne Guinn On my way to a consulting appointment in Tulsa with a church in financial distress, I stopped by Joplin, MO, to visit the worksite of the BBF Builders and NCPO Construction Consultation […]
by David Melton I live in a city of more than five million people. That city grew long before city planning had ever been given much thought. Many of Boston’s roads were old oxen trails […]
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