Church Planting
Good news from Philly
by Wayne Guinn It is always a joy to hear a report from a church planter. Here is a letter from Josh Todd, one of our guys who went to Philadelphia about two years ago: […]
Articles by admin
Baptist Bible College Update
Homecoming
by Mark Milioni American Homecoming celebrations often include parades, parties, and a ball game. Homecoming is a special time for alumni and friends to return to a place that was very special in their lives. […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Wandering with students (and wondering)
by David Melton It was well past 3:30 in the morning. We were 6,000 miles from home, 44 of us, as we rambled off the big boat onto the dark dock. Day six of the […]
Feature Article
The Baptist Bible Fellowship In Thin Air
From a sermon by Keith Bassham at the February 2013 BBFI National Meeting in Kennesaw, Georgia I want to talk about our Fellowship, and I have titled the sermon this evening, the Baptist Bible Fellowship […]
Feature Article
Kennesaw meeting rallied Fellowship to unity
by Keith Bassham When I think of Atlanta, the images that first open in my mind are (not in any particular order) Coca Cola, Gone With the Wind, and CNN. Not exactly a classic mind […]
Baptist History
James Bainham
Martyr by Thomas Ray James Bainham was born about 1500 in Gloucestershire, England. His father, Alexander Bainham, was a man of wealth and influence; he was a knight and the sheriff of Gloucestershire. Young James […]
Urban Current
Being a believer in an urbanized world
by Charles Lyons The trend is clear. Just over 50 percent of the world population lives in urban centers. That’s up from 9 percent in 1900 and headed for 60 percent by 2030. Do we […]
AfterWords
You can choose your resurrection
by Mike Randall Former editor of the Baptist Bible Tribune A key teaching of New Testament Christianity is the resurrection from the dead of both the saved and the lost, the righteous and the wicked, […]
On the Table
Easter faith
by Keith Bassham Easter is upon us, so I was already thinking about resurrection themes, and that is fortunate for me today, since I must officiate a funeral tomorrow.
President Perspective
The blessing of fellowship
by Linzy Slayden We are living in not only a digitalized world, but a depersonalized world. It is an automated society where you have to remember your zip code, your area code, your social security […]