Feature Article
Doing good in schools
by Rob Walker, Assistant Editor It’s 7:50 on a Tuesday night, as a handful of college-aged musicians finish warming up and make their way up the stairs of a stadium-style lecture hall on the campus […]
Month: September 2014
Feature Article
How a Christian ought to vote
by Mike Randall, former editor of the Baptist Bible Tribune (1995-2002) The election this November will determine much for the future of this nation and the lives of its people. It will determine the leadership […]
Feature Article
Tanzania shows God at work but there is room for more
by Jon Konnerup In 2003, God placed a burden on the hearts of several families already serving in other parts of Tanzania to plant a church and minister to the people in the city of […]
Baptist History
The strange case of Robert Robinson
by Doug Kutilek We all have sung– “Come thou fount of every blessing, tune my heart to sing thy praise!
Urban Current
AfterWords
Faces
by Steve Van Winkle Some years before I attended BBC, I had tried another Bible “college,” and it was not a good experience.
On the Table
A godly thing worth doing
by Keith Bassham This issue of the Tribune contains an item not usually seen in the magazine: an article authored by Assistant Editor Rob Walker.
President Perspective
Three changeless factors for leadership
by Linzy Slayden Joshua walked onto the pages of history at a crucial moment. God had promised centuries earlier that Abraham’s children would inhabit the land of Canaan. When Joshua assumed leadership, the people of […]
Worldwide Missions
Missionary care offering
by Jon Konnerup Missionary care has several areas of importance to consider, some of which help keep missionaries on the field and enable them to use more of their finances for their ministries. Let me […]
Baptist Bible College Update
Jesus, only Jesus
by Mark Milioni I recently handed down the keys of my man-van to my son. As he was cleaning it out, he found my homemade CD collection. My children have mocked me for years because […]