The following testimony was given by Pastor Gary Gardner at the Men for God Conference on Friday evening on January 27, 2012.  Gary is the founding pastor of Mountain View Bible Church in Eagle Lake, ME.

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  Below is the pdf copy of the January 2012 NBBI Open Bible Bulletin. We will be posting the individual articles separately in the coming days. (Updated: December 31, 2011)

“Thou art worthy, O Lord”, “Thou art worthy…” and “Worthy is the Lamb…” These three phrases are found in Revelation 4 and 5 and are appropriately called by C.I. Scofield, “Universal adoration of the Lamb who is King.” As I thought about these phrases and about this season, I was reminded of the adoration given the baby Jesus by those present at and near His birth. Luke records these instances of praise. The first is found in Luke 1:46 where

“The doctor said we are having a boy!” So went the conversation as our daughter-in-law phoned my wife with this exciting news. Then she said, “Are you sitting down?” as she broke the wonderful news that they are having not just one but two boys! Twins! I cannot describe the joy that overwhelmed us as grandparents upon receiving this great information. As I thought about this Christmas challenge, I reconsidered the good news of the Gospel – of Christ’s birth.

As our students arrived on our campus in September, it was not long before the bats, balls and gloves came out for our annual softball league. Our league happens to be the most diverse in all of Carleton County. We boast  students from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Argentina, Ecuador, South Korea, Bolivia, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont. We haven’t noticed any major league scouts in the crowd, but it is competitive and fun none-the-less. We

This summer I worked for six weeks at Living Waters Bible Camp. It was a busy and amazing summer. One of the weeks, I had a cabin of five girls, all of whom I had the previous year, two which were not saved. During the week, with the meeting and devotional times, I could tell the were thinking because of their questions but they had made no decision for Christ. They did not understand the gospel and it was frustrating

Greg and Lily Muir and sons, Patrick, Andres and Josh, are living here in Victoria Corner while home on furlough. What a privilege it is to have them close by and participating in our school chapels. Please pray for them as they travel this year, for their family and the boys’ schooling. Post by: Bob Booker, Alumni Committee Editor’s note: Lily Muir recently shared her testimony at our Ladies’ Conference. Click below to listen:

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