Thoughts from the leaders of the BBFI
by John Gross Some have asked, “How do I know if I am suffering from burnout?” Signs of church-planting burnout include losing your thrill for planting, not wanting to go to your office, chronic fatigue […]
by Mark Milioni If walls could talk, what would you hear in the W. E. Dowell Fieldhouse? You would hear from: Students who were challenged to do great things for God. Young people who gave […]
by David Melton College work seems to work in stages. Prospective students may make an inquiry which gets them a lot of information about Boston. They may then complete an application, and once that process […]
by Eddie Lyons Every pastor knows we must meet certain standards to serve in leadership in the local church. The New Testament books of Timothy and Titus describe these qualifications. Living above reproach means we […]
by Jon Konnerup World missions exists for three main reasons. First, because Christ’s command to go into all the world is clear (Mark 16:15 and restated in Acts 1:8). Second, God’s Word shows all people […]
by John Gross Ralph Wilson, in his article “Restart,” states, “One of the most common blocks to growth in a declining or dying congregation is leadership that is closed to faith and a vision of […]
by Mark Milioni It was an unusually quiet Tuesday evening at the Milioni house. I was getting ready to leave for patrol as a police officer for the city of Albion, my brothers were doing […]
by David Melton I have questions. Why do the HD channels on my TV go squirrelly only during hockey games? Why do I always drip coffee out of my mug when I’m wearing a tie? […]
by Eddie Lyons As many of you know, we are in the process of updating the BBFI Constitution and By-Laws. A sub-committee was formed during the May 2016 national meeting to examine the current document […]
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