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Albert Henry Newman
Baptist historian by Doug Kutilek Though almost none of us includes them in our list of “favorite Baptists,” the Baptist historians collectively and individually have us greatly in their debt. This small army of dedicated […]
Preaching to the Obama generation
by Charles Lyons Should the Gospel preached in an Iowa cornfield be any different from the Gospel preached in Times Square?
Telling the story
by Eddie Lyons The story of Jesus is still compelling. The world still needs the Gospel. This generation needs it. Cultural changes in America have not made our country friendlier to the Gospel, but rather […]
The need for career missionaries – Part 1
by Jon Konnerup Since the time of William Carey, the focal point of modern missions has centered around the local church and the missionary. God ordained the church as the organism to advance the Gospel […]
Detroit opportunity
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 […]
Remember, and give thanks
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, […]
A burger in Boston
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 […]
Doing good in schools
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 […]
How a Christian ought to vote
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 […]
