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Accessible apologetics
by Keith Bassham From the feedback I receive, people are interested in the apologetics series the Tribune began in the January issue. Finding material on the subject is not difficult, and any reasonable writer/compiler could […]
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Preserving the past, or deserving a future
by Keith Bassham A day or so before we went to press, good friend and BBFI pioneer evangelist Don Brown was called home by the Lord. A full obituary will be included in the next […]
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A non-extreme makeover
by Keith Bassham Readers will notice a slightly different look in the Tribune this month. The pages are wider. There are some layout and design changes. A few of the columns and ads have been […]
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End of the year housekeeping
By Keith Bassham Though most readers will receive this magazine before Thanksgiving, publishing realities demand I think in terms of the end of the year, and certain housekeeping chores make similar demands. First a word […]
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A visit with a hero
By Keith Bassham When I visit my kids in the Washington, D. C. area, I generally go into amateur historian mode. In that mindset, I am liable to head down any road marked with some […]
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A failure of imagination
by Keith Bassham My wife and I have been watching space films lately. Not the fantasy, Buck Rogers kind. This is NASA/Discovery Channel stuff — that, and some dramatic series based on the real thing. […]
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Treasures in history and books
By Keith Bassham M. L. and Marjorie Ellis, former members of Canton Baptist Temple, had transferred to the Tulsa area and attended my Sunday school class at Eastland Baptist Church when I was there about […]
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Living Under Pressure
by Keith Bassham Living under pressure I feel fortunate in many ways that I live as a Christian in this time and place. I wonder if I could have withstood persecution, prosecution, and torture alongside […]
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Impatient for Easter
by Keith Bassham I’ve always loved the Noel Smith line of 50 years ago, “We have finally gotten around to Easter.” I cannot remember anticipating Easter as I did Christmas as a kid, but these […]