AfterWords

by Keith Bassham A Greek painter named Appelles in the fourth century B.C. is supposed to have uttered a phrase to a shoemaker who had criticized some of his work. The Latin phrase is “Sutor, […]

by Ray Brinson I have had the privilege of pastoring Victory Baptist Church in Nixa, MO, 17 years. Nixa is a bedroom community south of Springfield on Highway 13. As pastor, I came to know […]

by Stephen & Lynn Spore — BBFI Missionaries to Vanuatu For five days we were warned a cyclone named Pam was coming. Two days before it hit, it was upgraded from a Category 3 storm to […]

by Keith Bassham Genesis 1-3 – In the beginning … Three chapters comprise the beginning of the Bible story. Here you find the creation of all things, the creation of mankind, the subsequent sin and […]

by Keith Bassham I am a reader. I love reading. I can even enjoy reading a good dictionary. And while some might think that is a sad commentary and may account for a very inactive […]

by Mark Milioni I was saddened to learn that ESPN announcer Stuart Scott died January 4, 2015, following a seven-year battle with a rare form of cancer. I have closely followed his story for a […]

by Don Mingo CEO of Mingo Coaching Group One of my principles is, “Life is too short to spend it standing in long lines.” For that reason, I try to stay away from the big […]

by Steve Van Winkle Some years before I attended BBC, I had tried another Bible “college,” and it was not a good experience.

by David Anderson Death is an undeniable aspect of life. It is certain, final, and inevitable. We know it when we see it. Or do we? Death is changing.