Thoughts from the leaders of the BBFI
by Wayne Guinn Maybe in the secular economy, but not in God’s economy. We’ve had a wonderful start to the new year here at the NCPO. We have closed on three new loans, one in […]
by Jon Konnerup Missions, reaching around the corner and around the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ, is the biggest and most important business we could ever be about. But why? First, because of […]
by Jim Edge Introduce students to the Fellowship The opportunity to educate tomorrow’s leaders involves classroom time and also events beyond the classroom. There are many aspects of the ministry that we try to share […]
by Gary Grey I wonder what has happened to the word good. I hear God’s servants described as: clever, brilliant, courageous, or even super, but very seldom as good. However, God referred to the man […]
by Wayne Guinn Riverside Baptist Church, pastored by Ben Seyden, hosted the Illinois State Fellowship meeting for December 2008. It was an exciting opportunity for the Illinois pastors to see the state’s newest church plant. […]
by Jon Konnerup We would all agree 2008 was a very unusual year. Although many were dealing with repercussions of the financial slide around the world, the BBFI had a high number of 46 individuals […]
by David Melton I remember the classic ketchup commercial with Carly Simon belting out Anticipation while ketchup slowly, tantalizingly, deliciously crept down the neck of its inverted bottle. Nearby, a little boy watched with wide […]
by Jim Edge There has never been a time in my life when Baptist Bible College has not played a significant role in my spiritual development. I was born and raised in Springfield, the home […]
by Rob Hoffman Recently, Chris, one of our single college students, told me how he was humiliated and mocked by his professor and other students at the University of Tennessee over a statement he made […]
by Wayne Guinn Jason just returned from a visit to one of our new church plants in Saginaw, Michigan. Guiding Light Bible Baptist Church, pastored by John Franzel, called the National Church Planting Office with […]
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