Feature Article
The Jeremiah Project
by Keith Bassham This past summer, I was asked by my pastor to deliver a series of messages from the Book of Jeremiah for Wednesday evenings, and I am adapting some of that material for […]
Month: September 2013
Feature Article
Are you a citizen?
Assurance comes from an unexpected source by G. M. Matheny BBFI missionary to Romania We crossed the frontier of Romania May 6, 1991, about a year and four months after their revolution. During their revolution […]
Feature Article
Mongolia
Land of the eternal blue sky by Jon Konnerup Mongolia, a landlocked republic located between Russia and China in the heart of eastern Asia, is one of the oldest countries in the world.
Feature Article
Hilario and Javier
The gospel changed their lives by Leonard Smith BBFI missionary to Mexico BBFI missionary James L. Smith was always burdened for the smaller villages lost in the mountains and deserts of Mexico.
AfterWords
Baptist History
Joseph Murrow
American Indian Missionary for 72 years by Thomas Ray Joseph Murrow was born in 1835 in Richmond County, GA. His father, John Murrow, and three of his brothers were Baptist preachers. Joseph was converted in […]
Urban Current
President Perspective
Nothing but manna?
by Linzy Slayden I have long felt that one of the particular temptations of the maturing Christian is the danger of getting accustomed to his blessings. Like the world traveler who has been everywhere and […]
On the Table
Forty years in the ministry
by Keith Bassham It just dawned on me a few days ago that I have been “officially” in the ministry 40 years. I spent the summer between my first and second year at BBC with […]
Worldwide Missions
Missionary kids
by Jon Konnerup It is said that each year five percent of the worldwide missionary force returns home and resigns, yet 70 percent of these cases are preventable. If we take a more proactive approach […]