Adapted from an article written and published by Tom Harper in the January 2000 issue of the Tribune. The title is taken from a statement made by Noel Smith in the founding meeting of the […]
by Keith Bassham Sixty years ago about this time, preachers and churches were ratcheting up their efforts to open a new Bible college, to organize some type of rational and systematic approach to missions, and […]
Sixth article in the series “With Good Reason” by Keith Bassham If you’ve been following this series of articles, I hope you have picked up on a few basics about apologetics. First, apologetics is not […]
by Jon Konnerup After making a trip to Haiti at the beginning of April, my heart aches for the Haitian people who have suffered miserably due to the earthquake in January 2010. The country was […]
by John Arnold – Pastor, Library Baptist Church, Finleyville, Pennsylvania The most-frequented place for prayer in America is at the airport luggage carousel. I found myself doing it again in Dallas. It was time to […]
The Baptist scholar by Thomas Ray Alexander Carson was born in Northern Ireland in 1776. His early years were influenced by his godly Presbyterian mother and grandmother who instilled in him a love and reverence […]
by Charles Lyons Abraham! Isn’t he the guy that lived in a tent, the Bedouin always on the hunt for the best grass or pasture? We generally don’t think of Abraham as urban. The fact […]
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 […]
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