AfterWords
Read your Bible
by Keith Bassham I am a reader. I love reading. I can even enjoy reading a good dictionary. And while some might think that is a sad commentary and may account for a very inactive […]
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President Perspective
Join the Fellowship
by Eddie Lyons A pastor acquaintance not among our Fellowship has asked me about the BBFI. He wants to know how to become a member and what is required of someone who is a member? […]
Worldwide Missions
Missionaries for the Great Commission
by Jon Konnerup Jesus instructed in the Great Commission to make disciples of every nation, baptize them, and teach them to obey all things He has commanded. After more than 2,000 years, most of the […]
Church Planting
A network for multiplication
by Dan Greer In recent months a remarkable network of leaders has begun to emerge from within the Baptist Bible Fellowship with a renewed passion for church planting and revitalization. It has been the “talk […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Baptist Bible College Update
We have. We are. We will.
by Mark Milioni WE HAVE. In 1950 a group of dedicated men and women came together with one mission — to establish a college where ministry leaders could be trained to plant churches and whose […]
Feature Article
The Fellowship’s “Meeting Place”
by Keith Bassham Nearly any “thing” you can think of spends a certain amount of its resources promoting itself. This is true whether the “thing” is an organization, a product, or even a communication medium. […]
Global Partners
Unlocking Creative Access Missions
Global Partners – February 2015 This year we celebrate 65 years of missionary endeavors of the Baptist Bible Fellowship International. From the beginning, BBFI churches have been sending workers into the world, often into hostile […]
Baptist History
A.T. Robertson — Colossus of Greek Scholarship
by Doug Kutilek “There is nothing like the Greek New Testament to rejuvenate the world, which came out of the Dark Ages with the Greek Testament in its hands.” – A. T. Robertson One thousand, […]
Urban Current
#AllLivesMatter
by Charles Lyons No one can deny our troubled racial history. Lies, broken treaties, and firewater pretty much defined our relationship with the American Indians as the new nation took shape. Others came, and the […]