Thoughts from the leaders of the BBFI
by David Melton W e are pretty happy in Boston these days. After months of planning and hard work by our entire college family, our privilege to host the BBF for three days has passed […]
by Linzy Slayden This is harvest time of the year. Most city slickers don’t have a clue about that sowing and reaping stuff. Neither did I until I was in the seventh grade when my […]
by Jon Konnerup W e hear the phrase “times are a-changing” more and more when it comes to world missions. I hear of various methods of reaching out to the physical and spiritual needs of […]
by Wayne Guinn If I understand Matthew 28:19 and Acts 1:8 correctly, I believe a true New Testament church will have as part of its DNA a desire to reproduce itself by birthing another church. […]
by Jim Edge In recent days we have frequently heard the term “downgrade.” Most recently in conversations concerning our national debt. Truthfully, we have seen many things downgraded in recent years. Much of our culture, […]
by Linzy Slayden Happiness comes from an old English word happ which literally means “chance.” It corresponds with the Latin word fortuna which means “luck.” If things happen the way we want them to happen, […]
by Jon Konnerup A topic being widely discussed today is how younger generations are more interested in participating in tangible mission projects than in giving a fixed monthly amount of money. Well, the BBFI has […]
by Wayne Guinn The NCPO does a variety of work in the BBFI, among them, working with existing churches, helping them to rethink their finances, and find solutions to get them on their feet again. […]
by David Melton Like so many days, I spent last night traveling home — to Boston. On the way home I thought a good bit about the National BBFI Meeting we are privileged to host […]
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