AfterWords
The DeVilbiss heritage
by Keith Bassham DeVilbiss looks like a somewhat French name, but it comes from two words: devil and biss, or in the German (and spelled in various ways), “devil biter” which seems appropriate.
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Baptist History
John Birch
Missionary and soldier by Thomas Ray September 12, 1918, Presbyterian missionaries to India, George and Ethel Birch, rejoiced in the birth of their firstborn. They named him John. In 1920, George’s declining health forced the […]
Urban Current
Voice of a veteran
by Charles Lyons “There are practitioners who are not veterans. There are veterans who are no longer practitioners. There is nothing like hearing from a veteran who is still a practitioner.” So read my liner […]
President Perspective
Perils of the plateau
by Linzy Slayden Most of us associate danger with a soaring mountain peak or a dark valley, but the plateau may be the most dangerous place of all. When we are on the plateau, the […]
Worldwide Missions
New year for world missions
by Jon Konnerup Do you believe in spiritual warfare? The Evil One is working overtime in the battle for the souls of mankind around the world. Ephesians 6 exposes the key players in Satan’s battle […]
Church Planting
New year changes and opportunities
by Dan Lamb For so many of us, this time of year marks a new beginning, a time of refreshment and renewal. In the last six months, the NCPO has experienced a change in leadership, […]
Baptist Bible College Update
Do we really need Bible colleges?
by Mark Milioni People often give me advice, good or bad. I was recently told, “Bible colleges are not needed. Send your students to a secular college and then train them for ministry in the […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Seal is the deal
by David Melton I love Boston. While I don’t know everything — far from it — I am almost obsessed with learning about our city. There is so much amazing history, so many fun idiosyncrasies, […]
Feature Article
Divider of time
How the modern calendar proclaims the uniqueness of Jesus Christ by Mark Milioni President, Baptist Bible College (Adapted from a Christmas sermon) Our calendar is not something that is divinely inspired or scriptural. It was […]
On the Table
Let’s do 2014 well
by Keith Bassham The start of 2014 got here quickly. That is inelegant syntax, but it carries my thought well enough. And to mark the event on the calendar, I have a couple of things […]