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Urban Current
Evangelizing an urbanized world
by Charles Lyons I was on my bike. I had pulled to the curb to tighten my gearshift. Two 13-year-olds walked up. “Bike broke?” one asked. “Nah, just have to tighten something.” The banter gave […]
AfterWords
We knew it, and now everyone knows
by Keith Bassham A Greek painter named Appelles in the fourth century B.C. is supposed to have uttered a phrase to a shoemaker who had criticized some of his work. The Latin phrase is “Sutor, […]
President Perspective
No leader stands alone
by Eddie Lyons Solomon’s book, Ecclesiastes, talks about how life works. One of the most important topics covered is the value of living life with friends.
Worldwide Missions
Missionary Care Offering
by Jon Konnerup One has to admit, the world we live in is rapidly changing in many ways — not only economically and socially, but also spiritually. It seems as if we are approaching the […]
Church Planting
Building the MO
by John A. Gross “The more you know the more you begin to realize how much you do not know.” I am sure that statement is true when you begin to start a new church, […]
Baptist Bible College Update
BBC = Life Change U
by Mark Milioni This past May, during my Wednesday night presentation, I shared some significant five-year goals for Baptist Bible College. These included: growing financial health, increasing student enrollment, developing an online degree program, enhancing […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Lessons from damage
by David Melton It’s old news now, but last winter was beyond any comparison for us, and it made a mess of our campus calendar and our facilities. Thanks to the generosity of many of […]
Feature Article
More than tradition
A response to the Supreme Court’s decision legalizing same-sex marriage throughout the United States of America by Keith Bassham First thing. The issue at hand is marriage, its essence and definition, the efforts to upend […]
Baptist History
Let the record show…
Reading about the history of the Baptist Bible Fellowship International by Doug Kutilek It is tragic when a people, a nation, a civilization, a church, or a religious movement neglects the study of its own […]