Thoughts from the leaders of the BBFI
President Perspective
Fellowship Leaders
Worldwide Missions
The task before us
by Jon Konnerup I recently read of the term gospel inequality — the free access to the gospel that most people in the Western world enjoy but that billions in other places do not. It […]
Church Planting
John Arnold on NCPO Candidate School
by Wayne Guinn It was exciting to be in Texas in January with our church planting school. Let me share a perspective from one of our speakers, John Arnold, of Library Baptist Church in Finleyville, […]
Baptist Bible College Update
Summing up a life
by Mark Milioni Several years ago I remember reading an interesting article about summing up your life. The author went to several well-known people and asked them to sum up their lives in six words. […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Learn to teach
by David Melton I teach. While the responsibilities of college administration give me plenty to do, not even to mention the privilege of pastoring MetroWest Baptist Church as well, I still teach every semester. I […]
President Perspective
The power of partnership
by Linzy Slayden In 1948, two brothers by the names of Richard and Maurice McDonald, converted their barbeque drive-in with carhops into the world’s first McDonald’s limited-menu, self-service, drive-in in San Bernardino, CA. In 1954, […]
Worldwide Missions
Which shall be to all people
by Jon Konnerup And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. Luke 2:10 Right here in the story of […]
Church Planting
Let the remodeling begin
by Wayne Guinn A few months ago we told you about Ben York and the new church God is using him to start in Hilliard, OH. Here is an update: Guide Church Baptist is now […]
Baptist Bible College Update
We are family
by Mark Milioni Christmas was special for our family — we got to be together. It has been a while because of the many changes in our lives this past year. Our once full nest […]
Boston Baptist College Update
When things go north
by David Melton I was just thinking about things we say. For instance, the expression things went south — an idiom that has nothing to do with direction but instead expresses something going awry! Logic […]