May
An urgent message
by Jon Konnerup For nearly 67 years, the Baptist Bible Fellowship International has spread God’s Word globally — at times in as many as 110 different countries. Our churches and the missionaries they send are […]
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Church Planting
Presentation is paramount
by John Gross As a church planter, you need to consider your appearance, attitude, countenance, and the spirit of your message when delivering it. The following four elements of preparation will determine the outcome of […]
Baptist Bible College Update
Boston Baptist College Update
Change of status
by David Melton I’m looking at Greece differently. Koine — New Testament Greek, was my minor in college. To this day I love to work on difficult texts by studying the original language. It’s a […]
April
Dinner with a Purpose
by Rob Walker Several years ago I was introduced to the fascinating symbolism of the Jewish Passover celebration. I knew the Exodus story, but I never thought about why God commanded the Israelites to celebrate […]
April
Cry Aloud and Spare Not — W. E. Dowell
by David R. Stokes As the conflict involving much of the world began to draw the United States to the brink of war in the summer of 1941, a 27-year-old preacher moved his family from […]
April
MOVE theme challenges Fellowship at February National Meeting
by Randy Harp There is something special about a national meeting of the BBFI returning to Texas. For the third time in five years the mid-winter meeting was hosted in the Lone Star State. Central […]
April
Q. How can we prepare our children to engage pop media’s cultural values?
by Kevin Carson A. As the news broke that Disney’s new live-action Beauty and the Beast includes the company’s first-ever portrayal of an openly gay character, many parents, although not necessarily surprised, responded with shock […]
April
Jacob Gartenhaus — a true Israelite
by Doug Kutilek Jacob Gartenhaus (1896-1984) was born in Bukowsko, a small village in the far southeastern part of modern Poland, near the borders with Slovakia and Ukraine, though when he was born there, it […]
April
Everything dies
by Charles Lyons Chicago’s 2017 soaring body count is keeping pace with 2016’s bloody horror. This reminds me of my thoughts some years ago.