by Dan Greer A 2011 University of New Mexico study report says, “Neighborhoods with churches present will have lower levels of crime than neighborhoods without churches.” At the National Fellowship Meeting in Detroit I accompanied […]
by Mark Milioni Thanksgiving always brings back grade-school memories of Pilgrims wearing black hats and white aprons and Native Americans wearing buckskin and feathered headdresses sharing a feast and giving thanks to God. They remembered, […]
by David Melton This is a season of feasting. To hear New Englanders tell it, we virtually invented turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce. Who doesn’t love Thanksgiving — the meal and the event? But I […]
by Rob Walker, Assistant Editor It’s 7:50 on a Tuesday night, as a handful of college-aged musicians finish warming up and make their way up the stairs of a stadium-style lecture hall on the campus […]
by Mike Randall, former editor of the Baptist Bible Tribune (1995-2002) The election this November will determine much for the future of this nation and the lives of its people. It will determine the leadership […]
by Jon Konnerup In 2003, God placed a burden on the hearts of several families already serving in other parts of Tanzania to plant a church and minister to the people in the city of […]
by Doug Kutilek We all have sung– “Come thou fount of every blessing, tune my heart to sing thy praise!
by Steve Van Winkle Some years before I attended BBC, I had tried another Bible “college,” and it was not a good experience.
by Keith Bassham This issue of the Tribune contains an item not usually seen in the magazine: an article authored by Assistant Editor Rob Walker.
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