Thoughts from the leaders of the BBFI
by Jon Konnerup Last month I began a series on why it seems fewer of the younger generation are surrendering to full-time ministry. The task is not finished and the need for the world to […]
by Jason Todd The National Church Planting Office continues to provide resources to help our BBFI churches plant new churches in their community and throughout the country. Let me share with you an immediate need […]
by Mark Milioni With humility and an overwhelming sense of honor I accepted the presidency of Baptist Bible College. However, it has been a difficult decision. The chief difficulty is — I am a pastor. […]
by David Meton I don’t smile all the time. It’s not that I am mad, but usually I am concentrating. When you are like me — not the sharpest knife in the drawer — and […]
by Jon Konnerup When I compare the number of new missionaries approved with those resigning or going home to heaven, I note that our missionary force is staying in the positive — not by much, […]
by Linzy Slayden A rope is used in the Bible to illustrate many things. It refers to strength in Ecclesiastes 4:12; it is used as an emblem of servitude in 1 Kings 20:31; it is […]
by Wayne Guinn O nce in a while the mailman delivers to your door a letter or card that lifts your soul and reminds you that what you are doing does make a difference. I […]
by Ron Sears The month of May is filled with celebrations at 628 E. Kearney. In the next few days there will be groups of alumni gathering at class reunions and wondering why everyone looks […]
by Linzy Slayden You may be familiar with the term day-trader. A day-trader is a high-risk investor who jumps in and out of the stock market, often many times a day, to capitalize on small […]
by Jon Konnerup You have probably heard about the Mayan “prediction” which declares that the earth will be ravaged by a variety of cataclysmic astronomical events around December 21, 2012. So, what does that mean? […]
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