Camping out I am camping out here and have limited or shared computer access. We have been giving out food, medical supplies, buckets of hope, tarps, water, clothes, shoes, tents, diapers, and other supplies. We […]
by Mike Randall Does the gospel of Jesus Christ really change lives and people? Does missionary work make a difference? Are believers living in a primitive culture genuine? Should we invest in BBFI missionaries like […]
by Tom Wagoner We have gotten so used to the normal, the mundane, and even the dead. That is why when we hear Isaiah cry out to God in Isaiah 64, “Oh that thou wouldest […]
Second article in the series “With Good Reason” by Keith Bassham I will depart from the expected format a Bible student/teacher might use for getting at the arguments for the existence of God. For one […]
Pastor Keith Blake of Tulsa, Oklahoma, declares confidently that the first comprehensive ministry established by the early church was designed primarily to meet the needs of widows (Acts 6). He asks why churches today have […]
by the Tribune As the Tribune was going to press, we received the news of the devastating earthquake in Haiti January 12. Almost immediately, BBFI pastors and church members began making plans to help in […]
by Tom Wagoner The mask began to come off for me in July 2009 after a week of seeking the Lord in a camp meeting in the mountains of North Carolina. After discovering the phrase […]
Bumper Stickers, athiests, and little old ladies by Keith Bassham God said it. I believe it. That settles it. Nice sentiment, no? Not exactly a Hallmark moment, but I’ve heard it quoted (both in and […]
By Keith Bassham From the Baptist Bible Tribune, February 15, 2002. J. Curtis Goldman claimed that had he been born February 12, he would have been named Abraham, after the 16th president of the United […]
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