Thoughts from the leaders of the BBFI
by David Melton Graduation has come and gone. It is the strangest thing. For years you see students day after day, and then on one day it’s pretty much done. Graduation day is literally the […]
by Jon Konnerup Not only are there economic issues affecting our missionaries’ outreach, but there are also natural disasters affecting their ministries and the people to whom God has sent them. The flooding in the […]
by Wayne Guinn The Spring Candidate School was filled with a great group of guys excited about serving God. One of the young men involved was Chris Housewright, a student pastor at Eastside Baptist Church […]
by David Melton Like most married couples, Kim and I negotiate about the TV remote. We actually have a lot of fun teasing each other. We even bounced around an idea of co-hosting a call-in […]
by Jim Edge I have heard a lot said about the need to have a moral compass to provide an anchor for the soul. You only have to scan your local paper or listen to […]
by Keith Gillming – Vice President: Education – BBFI After anxious months of scrutinizing all the debates on the National Health Care, we all watched a beaming President Barack Obama sign a historic $938 billion […]
by Jon Konnerup Not only are there economic issues affecting our missionaries’ outreach, but also natural disasters affecting our missionaries’ ministries and the people to whom God has sent them. The flooding in the Philippines […]
by Wayne Guinn March and April have been busy months for the NCPO office. Preparations have been ongoing for the Spring Church Planting School in Richardson, Texas. School candidates are committed to attend, and it’s […]
by David Melton Last month, I was traveling in Egypt with a bunch of our students, and, somewhere out in the Sahara desert, we stopped for a break. This Egyptian “truck stop” consisted of a […]
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