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Planting Trees We’ll Never Sit Under
Great men and women plant trees of which they never enjoy the shade. […]
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Great men and women plant trees of which they never enjoy the shade. […]
Every saved person this side of heaven owes the gospel to every lost person this side of hell. […]
Throughout history, God has revived His people in times of darkness, calling them back to holiness, prayer, and mission. Today, as our world drifts further from truth, believers echo the ancient cry: “Lord, send one more revival before Your return.” […]
Every pastor is a sinner saved by grace, called to lead, yet in need of brotherhood. Within the Baptist Bible Fellowship, true fellowship offers encouragement, accountability, and grace, reminding pastors they are never meant to walk alone, but together, reflecting Christ’s love. […]
Ministry is both beautiful and brutal—“brutiful.” It brings joy and sorrow, victory and sacrifice. In the tension between the two, God’s glory is revealed. Through transformed lives, deep relationships, and personal trials, we discover that ministry, though costly, is worth every tear and triumph for Christ’s sake. […]
The 2025 BBFI National Meeting theme, “A Legacy of Impact. A Future of Possibility,” captured the Fellowship’s past faithfulness and forward vision. For seventy-five years, BBFI churches have advanced the gospel worldwide. Now, united in purpose, we are called to press forward—revitalizing churches, sending missionaries, and equipping leaders for tomorrow. […]
Personal reflections on the 2025 BBFI National Fellowship Meeting from the host pastor and members of the BBFI Executive Committee. […]
A recap of the BBFI 2025 National Fellowship Meeting held at Central Baptist Church in Tyler, TX. […]
For 75 years, the BBFI has sent ripples across the globe—through missions, church planting, education, and personal investment. From the Philippines to Peru, from pulpits to classrooms, the impact continues. As we celebrate the past, we’re called to throw another pebble of faith and trust God with the ripple. […]
Discipleship is not one program of the church. It is the mission of the church. Every sermon, song, prayer, act of service, and relationship should form us into the image of Christ. The church exists to make disciples, so everything we do must reflect that calling. […]
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