Baptist Bible College Update
Fellowship Week 2014
by Mark Milioni In every life and in every ministry there is a cycle. This cycle begins with a time to start: a time to begin doing new and important things. It is followed by […]
Year: 2014
Boston Baptist College Update
Old Bibles and new memories
by David Melton In just a few hours I will wander around the “Treasures” room of the British National Library here in London and show a new generation of Boston students the Sinaiticus and Alexandrinus […]
Feature Article
Surprised by church
There is no replacement for a good local church by Steve Van Winkle Pastor of Fellowship Baptist Church, Bozeman, MT I was saved when I was a high school senior in Lincoln, NE, and, rarely […]
Feature Article
The New Testament Church: local, organized, visible, independent and complete
by Noel Smith — Founding Editors (1950-1974) of the Baptist Bible Tribune From a series of articles published in 1955 I have emphasized in previous articles that the Greek word ekklesia was translated church instead […]
Feature Article
Chile
Ministry where the land ends by Jon Konnerup Our missionaries in Chile, South America, have been told that the name Chile comes from the old, indigenous Mapuche word chilli, which means “where the land ends.”
AfterWords
At the plate
by Gary Fuller Pastor, Gentle Shepherd Baptist Church, Lincoln, NE A few weeks ago, a man was found brutally murdered in a neighborhood park. He was a young man of just 27 years, and late […]
Baptist History
Richard Curtis
Trials and Tribulations of Pioneer Baptists by Thomas Ray During the American Revolution the Baptists of South Carolina suffered for their loyalty to the American dream of independence. Richard Curtis Sr., a Baptist deacon, his […]
Urban Current
Ministering in an urbanized world
by Charles Lyons Are you doing Jerusalem ministry in an Athens world? Have you ever considered the difference between Peter’s Pentecost message and Paul’s Areopagus message and asked yourself why? Jerusalem. Jewish. Centuries of history, […]
On the Table
A game plan
by Keith Bassham As this issue of the Tribune goes to press, the Olympic Games in Sochi have displaced the Superbowl in the news, baseball pitchers and catchers are showing up in their training facilities […]
President Perspective
Hope for a lost world
by Linzy Slayden The rapid changes in our world can give us a sense of uncertainty and unease. We can be thrown off balance by the suffering we see around us, the evolving technology that […]