AfterWords
The greatest gift ever
by Randy Harp Gift giving is one of the most popular traditions of Christmas. Retail sales are expected to exceed $650 billion this November and December — approximately $950 per person. That is a lot […]
Articles by admin
December
Heaven’s headlines
by Charles Lyons Horrific headlines roiled over Chicago like angry storm clouds this past summer. Murder numbers skyrocketing. Shootings being tallied literally by the minute. August was Chicago’s most violent month in 20 years. As […]
December
Merry Christmas
by Randy Harp Merry Christmas! As the song states, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Yes, there is some stress that goes along with the season, but to many, it is still their […]
December
December
Christmas: a pattern for world missions
by Jon Konnerup Jesus says, “As thou hast sent me into the world, even so have I also sent them into the world” (John 17:18). As Jesus Christ came into the world to save the […]
Church Planting
How is your focus?
by John Gross Planting a church requires focus. As a church planter you have multiple tasks, but the majority of your focus should revolve around: Your personal spiritual development and your relationships with the unchurched. […]
Baptist Bible College Update
It’s a wonderful life
by Mark Milioni Christmas is coming! BBC students have decorated, worn their ugliest sweaters, eaten every cookie their grandmas have sent, and quoted their favorite Christmas movies — “The best way to spread Christmas cheer […]
Boston Baptist College Update
The “gift-look”
by David Melton We all know that look when someone receives a gift they could never have imagined — the unspeakable, over-the-top joy of receiving. I saw that look the other day. Esther, a Boston […]
Feature Article
2017 — 12 months 12 ways the Tribune will put your monthly support to work
Will you consider adding the Tribune to your monthly budget for 2017? There are approximately 150 churches that support the Baptist Bible Tribune on a monthly basis. For the long-term health and sustainability of our […]
Feature Article
The spirit of Thanksgiving
by Rob Walker In his work The Fast and Thanksgiving Days of New England, 19th century author William Love documents how the Separatist Puritans viewed religious occasions as a time of solemn reflection and fasting.