Church Planting
Know who you are
by John A. Gross When my wife, Susan, and I first went to Houston we were enamored with an area on the west side of Houston. The area was called Memorial, an up-and-coming fully developed […]
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Baptist Bible College Update
Sounds of the season
by Mark Milioni I heard the bells on Christmas day … only they began playing on November 1! The Scrooges of the world may not be happy, but I love listening to music that celebrates […]
Boston Baptist College Update
A “little” bit of Christmas
by David Melton The leaves are down in New England. The days are short. The cold is coming. But so is Christmas. I know that the exact date of Jesus’ birth is unknown, but for […]
Feature Article
Randy Harp new leader of Tribune and BBFI communications
I am thankful. I want those to be my first words in print as the newly selected editor of the Baptist Bible Tribune. Not only because this is a Thanksgiving issue, but more fittingly because […]
Feature Article
Thanksgiving — The attitude virtue
by Mike Randall, Editors of the Baptist Bible Tribune (1995-2002) The words thanks and thanksgiving appear 98 times in the Bible. Related words such as bless, praise, or glorify multiply the number into the hundreds. […]
Feature Article
Thanksgiving — A time to bless the Lord
by James O’Brien Combs, Editor of the Baptist Bible Tribune (1983-1995) Psalm 103 is a great heartfelt expression of thanksgiving and praise. It is evoked by the Psalmist’s own experience, as evidenced by his use […]
AfterWords
Thanksgiving blessings
by Keith Bassham, Editor of the Baptist Bible Tribune (2002-2015) The beginning of the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount is one of the best-known and best-loved sections of the Bible. I think, though, the wide approval this […]
Feature Article
Revitalized
BBFI Fall Meeting Report By Keith Bassham Those who attended the Baptist Bible Fellowship meeting held September 14-16 at High Street Baptist Church in Springfield, MO, experienced elements of both the traditional and modern. The […]
Urban Current
Manila moment
by Charles Lyons Johnny spent his days on gritty streets dodging jeepneys, suffering from the constant diet of diesel fumes. He sold cigarettes, used drugs, and sniffed glue. Scrabbling for survival, he likely never gave […]
On the Table
Milestones
by Keith Bassham While this is not my final issue as editor of the Tribune, this is likely my final “On the Table” introduction column. Next month a new name and a new face will […]