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Here are some free resources from our Outreach 2010 Teen Retreats. Below you will find Scott Foreman’s messages (mp3) and session notes (pdf):
Session 1 – The Greatest Exam in Life
Session 2 – Why You Believe What You Believe
Session 3 – How to Deal with Temptation
Session 4 – What’s Up with the Word?
Session 2 notes – Don’t PANIC!
Session 3 notes – Temptation
Session 4 notes – 21 Days in the Word
Robert Booker, NBBI Vice President
By Dr. Robert Booker
Most Bible commentators believe that the seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3 were actual churches in Asia. Not only did they have messages to be applied to the church universal and local, but God, through John, was also instructing us regarding the history of the church. The first church mentioned, Ephesus, refers to the first century church. If each subsequent church logically follows history, then Laodicea in Revelation 3:14-22 describes the present day church.
From verse 14, we must understand that throughout history, and in these “perilous times” (II Timothy 3:1), Christ is faithful and true and He is the accurate Witness to the past, present and future. No matter how difficult times are, how poorly we conduct ourselves, or how cold the church gets, Christ is faithful and gracious. Read More
R. Barry Beebe, President of NBBI
To fully follow the Lord Jesus Christ as a genuine disciple will require a spiritually disciplined Christian life. Jesus called His disciples to follow Him, forsake all and bear their cross daily by denying themselves.
Living for Christ in this godless world, controlled by satanic forces and dwelling in bodies cursed by sin and the sin nature, will demand complete surrender to the Holy Spirit and the divine nature given to us through salvation. Any hope of victory or success in holy living, holy worship and holy service will require commitment, dedication and consecration to spiritual discipline.
Self-discipline is a worthy ideal when it is achieved with a sincere, humble heart. Many people have become self-disciplined by force of character, inherited traits, influence of personality, structured programs, leadership, etc. We must however be aware that Read More
Halifax Missions Team
Pray for our Halifax missions team which will travel to Halifax, Nova Scotia on March break.
Members of the team are: Left to right, top row: David Beauchemin, James Newcombe. Middle row: Andrew Ardern, Kayla Lambertson, Sharayah Banks. Bottom row: Tiszandra Eatmon, Ivy Fogarty, Kendra Kay, Brianna Cross and Deanna Stearns.
April 29 – May 2, 2010
Dr. Renald Showers
Guest Speaker: Dr. Renald Showers, author and international conference speaker for Friends of Israel.
The conference will begin on Thursday morning, April 29 and end with the graduation service on Sunday afternoon, May 2.
Class Reunion: A special 50th reunion is being planned for grads of 1960. Please contact Rolla (Taylor) Vanderveen for more details, (506) 836-2901.