by Jon Konnerup In October 2015, I had the privilege of visiting the rugged, rain-forested Central American country of Costa Rica. With its Caribbean and Pacific coastlines, Costa Rica — meaning “the rich coast” — […]
A. Do you ever have the attitude of the trolls in Disney’s Frozen, when they sing, “We’re not saying you can change him, ‘cuz people don’t really change.” Sadly, that is true for someone who does […]
by Charles Lyons Her complexion suggested strong chai. Slight of build, she still easily pushed the wheelchair containing my elderly mother through Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. She had arrived less than a year ago from Myanmar […]
by Doug Kutilek Adoniram Judson Gordon (1836-1895) was born in New Hampshire into a devout Christian home and was, of course, named for famous New England native and pioneer missionary, Adoniram Judson. Gordon was converted […]
by Randy Harp As a senior pastor, I always wrestled with the tension of how to approach Easter. There is no doubt Easter Sunday is the “Super Bowl” for American churches. For most churches, mine […]
by Jon Konnerup What do Easter and world missions have in common? Basically, everything! Easter is not just a day or an event, it is the foundation of our faith, the basis of our hope, […]
by John Gross A benefit of being director of the BBFI church planting program (APEX) is visiting our church planters as they begin the planting process. Easter is one of those seasons of the year […]
by Mark Milioni “For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received.” The Apostle Paul tells the Corinthians that, because he heard the Gospel, he is compelled to share with them […]
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