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Baptist Bible College Update

Why we do what we do

by Mark Milionoi Have you ever been challenged in a church service to pray more, and then committed to the Lord that you would pray more? How about to give more, or to read your […]

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Boston Baptist College Update

33 Somerset Street

by David Melton I make notes to myself. I have this special tray beside my computer — literally within arms reach as I write this — and in that tray is the most eclectic, fascinating […]

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Feature Article

The Jeremiah Project

by Keith Bassham This past summer, I was asked by my pastor to deliver a series of messages from the Book of Jeremiah for Wednesday evenings, and I am adapting some of that material for […]

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Feature Article

Are you a citizen?

Assurance comes from an unexpected source by G. M. Matheny BBFI missionary to Romania We crossed the frontier of Romania May 6, 1991, about a year and four months after their revolution. During their revolution […]

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Feature Article

Mongolia

Land of the eternal blue sky by Jon Konnerup Mongolia, a landlocked republic located between Russia and China in the heart of eastern Asia, is one of the oldest countries in the world.

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Feature Article

Hilario and Javier

The gospel changed their lives by Leonard Smith BBFI missionary to Mexico BBFI missionary James L. Smith was always burdened for the smaller villages lost in the mountains and deserts of Mexico.

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AfterWords

Ordinary

by Steve Van Winkle Pastor of Fellowship Baptist Church, Bozeman, MT We had just arrived home from the former Gallatin Field. It’s now called Bozeman-Yellowstone International Airport, an apparent concession to the trust-funders and celebrities […]

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Baptist History

Joseph Murrow

American Indian Missionary for 72 years by Thomas Ray Joseph Murrow was born in 1835 in Richmond County, GA. His father, John Murrow, and three of his brothers were Baptist preachers. Joseph was converted in […]

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Urban Current

One Cross

by Charles Lyons Weeks ago the nation’s first black president stood in Washington, D.C. celebrating the 50th anniversary of the historic march on Washington and Martin Luther King’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech. That […]