Feature Article
Anticipating “an expected end”
JEREMIAH, A PROPHET UNDER FIRE Third in a series of studies from Jeremiah by Keith Bassham Probably one of the darkest and most evil times in the history of Judah (which was all there was […]
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Baptist History
David Thomas
Missionary to Virginia and Kentucky by Thomas Ray David Thomas was unique among early 18th-century Baptist preachers, especially in Virginia, in that he received a classical education under the eminent Baptist pastor and educator, Issac […]
Urban Current
Mighty Moscow
by Charles Lyons Moscow captured my heart. Last year I passed through on my way to visit and work with friends several hours away. While my destination was itself a bustling mid-sized city, nothing compares […]
AfterWords
The Tribune extends your ministry reach
by Keith Bassham You never know where your ministry goes. A pastor and Tribune contributor sent me a reminder a few days ago demonstrating the truth of what founding editor Noel Smith said so long […]
President Perspective
Working together on purpose
by Linzy Slayden “The Baptist Bible Fellowship is a fellowship of pastors. The churches that they pastor have as their purpose the propagation of the Gospel throughout the world. We have no ecclesiastical hierarchy dictating […]
Worldwide Missions
Pray ye therefore
by Jon Konnerup On one trip I made to East Asia, I had the opportunity to spend time with a group of young people. Their passion to reach the unreached was exciting and challenging. As […]
Church Planting
Help a church in Jackson, MS
by Dan Lamb Church planting is at the heart of everything we do here at the NCPO. Partnering with BBFI churches to birth new churches in cities, small towns, and neighborhoods across our nation is […]
Baptist Bible College Update
Great opportunity for BBC
by Mark Milioni Would you consider giving a gift to help us continue to equip people to share the message of Christ both here and around the world? What if your gift could be used […]
Boston Baptist College Update
The book, the job, the news
by David Melton For a guy who likes books as much as I do, it was a dangerous place — where books were being given away for free! Most of what I browsed was the […]
On the Table
Christmas bells
by Keith Bassham On Christmas Day 1863, American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow had little to cheer his own heart.