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 […]
by John Gross Although many aspects of communication confront the church planter on a daily basis, there are three areas of communication that are essential and must remain open. The first is with our Lord […]
by David Melton Commencement at Boston Baptist College is impressive. For years we have held graduation events in historic Faneuil Hall in downtown Boston — the same building where the Sons of Liberty called for […]
by Mark Milioni I love Baptist Bible College. I am so thankful for the education I received here. I became the senior pastor of my home church, First Baptist Church of Albion, MI, only three […]
by Charles Lyons Living in a large metropolitan area for a generation and a half, I still find it fascinating and disturbing that the sociology of urban America a generation ago has become the sociology […]
by Randy Harp What is its purpose? Are there biblical principles guiding the BBFI? What is it that unifies the BBFI? What is the structure of the BBFI? How does one become a part of […]
by W. E. Dowell There was the Baptist Bible Union long before there was a Baptist Bible Fellowship. That Bible Union failed. Now, after all these years, why has the BBFI succeeded, when the old […]
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