Church Planting
Joy in watching churches grow
by Wayne Guinn During my travels and preaching this spring, my wife Linda and I had the joy of celebrating the anniversary services of two of or church plants out of our ministry at Bethany […]
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Baptist Bible College Update
Priority 5: Global relevance
by Jim Edge Thinking globally today, the United States is no longer the center of the universe. Nowhere could that be seen more clearly than at our recent international BBFI meeting in the Philippines. Those […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Worldwide Missions
The Baptist Bible Fellowship really is International
by Jon Konnerup Awesome. Challenging. Unbelievable. Refreshing. Like our meetings used to be. Huge blessing. Revealing. God honoring. Proud to be part of the BBFI. Above are just a few of the responses I received following the Global Fellowship Meeting of the Baptist […]
AfterWords
Bringing the future into the present
By Keith Bassham Over the years, I’ve learned that if you can master a few basics in just about any area of activity, you can do most anything that activity requires. Take football — you […]
BBC Alumni Feature
Baptist History
Thomas Spurgeon
The forgotten Spurgeon by Thomas Ray Charles Haddon Spurgeon was the most influential preacher of the 19th century. His achievements are truly remarkable. In 1854, at the age of 19, he was invited to become […]
Urban Current
THE CITY, A Global History
by Charles Lyons Read any books lately that made you go “Wow!”? Joel Kotkin’s The City, A Global History had just that effect on me. How does an author jam so much into such few […]
On the Table
Shaking the nations: Part II
by Keith Bassham Last month in this column I spoke of the Shaking of the Nations, and I wondered what “shaking” might take place before I wrote again. I did not know the shaking would […]
President Perspective
The power of vision
by Linzy Slayden Helen Keller was asked one time what would be worse than being born blind. She quickly replied, “To have sight but no vision.” Franklin Field reminds us that “poor eyes limit your […]