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Thom Rainer forecasts 15 trends for churches in 2015
The CEO of Lifeway Christian Resources published the results of his research in an article describing 15 trends affecting churches this year. In the February Tribune, an edited list was published, and here is a […]
Feature Article
Innovation
by Keith Bassham From a message preached in the fall meeting of the Baptist Bible Fellowship in September 2014 When Jesus was conversing with Nicodemus, he illustrated the Spirit’s workings by comparing it with the […]
Feature Article
Our road to a simplified life
by Mark Conn There’s a lot to be said for the simplified life. Sometimes the simplified life is the result of a choice, and sometimes the choice is thrust upon you.
Feature Article
A remarkable life
Marjorie Browning 1932-2014 The remarkable earthly life of BBFI missionary Marjorie Browning came to an abrupt end November 12, 2014.
Feature Article
A fix for church finances
an Editorial about stewardship by Rick Blue, Assistant to the President, Baptist Bible College We have a problem! Our missionaries are having to get by on less and less. It is now taking years for […]
Feature Article
Uganda — our lone missionary family in Uganda has done well, but they can use some company
by Jon Konnerup I first met Russ Daniels when my family drove for four days and nights from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Nairobi, Kenya.
Baptist History
John Albert Broadus
pastor, scholar, professor by Doug Kutilek When Thomas Armitage published A History of the Baptists in 1887, he chose to place on the cover an embossed, gilded portrait of John Albert Broadus (1827-1895) as the […]
Urban Current
15 Ways to Pray For Your City
by Charles Lyons Jeremiah Lanphier was a single, middle-age businessman with no family. Ministering in the dark slums of Hell’s Kitchen in the 1850s, he found himself spiritually, emotionally, and physically drained from his work.
On the Table
15 for ’15
by Keith Bassham A couple of months back, the Tribune’s assistant editor, Rob Walker, came to me with an idea for the January issue. He envisioned a theme, something along the lines of “15 for […]