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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
by Eddie Lyons We must be mission-focused. What is the reason for the Baptist Bible Fellowship? Why do we have colleges, the Mission Office, a Church Planting Office, and the Tribune? For that matter, why […]
by Jon Konnerup Word is spreading, interest is gaining, and people from all over the world are notifying the Mission Office they are coming to the BBFI Korea 2016 Global Meeting on March 14-17, 2016. […]
by John A. Gross If the greatest deterrent to growth in a church is leadership, then a close second is structure. As a church begins to grow, most are structured to choke out the growth. […]
by David Melton Up here in New England we tend to think we invented Thanksgiving. I know that true-ists will point out it was a Midwesterner, Abe Lincoln, who created the holiday. Historians won’t let […]
by Mark Milioni It’s been said that a baby changes everything. I remembered this truth when our baby granddaughter came to visit. Having a baby in the house has changed everything … when we wake, […]
by Keith Bassham Reprinted with some revisions from Baptist Bible Tribune, January 15, 2003, and a chapter from the editor’s publication, Proverbs: Choosing Wisely. Clearly, God created man with not only the capacity but also […]
An excerpt from Happy Endings to Hard Days by Steve Van Winkle In 1996, my oldest daughter, Madison, was two beautiful-and-indescribably-cute years old, and my youngest daughter, Baylee, was a squirmy six months old.
by Charles Lyons Denominational tags have fallen on hard times. History and tradition seem to be bad baggage these days. I would be surprised if you know of a new church that can be identified […]
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