May 2013 Open Bible Bulletin Available (pdf version)
The May 2013 Open Bible Bulletin pdf copy is here. To view in Google Docs please click the expand arrow in the right corner of the window below: https://nbbi.ca/obb/2013-05obbweb.pdf
Spirit of Pride & Spirit of Patience
posted in: Focus, Open Bible Bulletin
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Solomon, in Ecclesiastes, contrasts two attitudes that can prevail in one’s journey in life and concludes, “Better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof and the patient in spirit is better than the proud in spirit.” God’s … Read More
President’s Challenge – A Standard Worth Following
posted in: Open Bible Bulletin, President's Challenge
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How does your righteousness compare with that of those around you? If you attempted to answer this question then you have joined in a dangerous game that will have no victors. Anytime we compare ourselves by ourselves, we will always … Read More
Campus News – Dr. Robert Booker Retirement
posted in: Alumni News, Open Bible Bulletin
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Post by John Hoag Dr. Robert Booker has officially retired from NBBI. He will continue to live on our campus and do limited travel and ministry on behalf of the school. In his own words, Bob has chosen to describe … Read More
2013 Spring Bible Conference and Graduation
May 2-5, 2013 Live video feed: https://nbbi.ca/live Don’t miss our 2013 Spring Bible Conference with keynote speaker Chris Gnanakan and soloist David Gopee. Missionaries will also be on our campus to set up display tables and share their ministries with our … Read More
Alumnews
posted in: Alumni News, Open Bible Bulletin
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Austin (’56) and Wilma Calder wish to send their greetings to our NBBI family. Austin Calder graduated from New Brunswick Bible Institute in 1956. Since then, with support from his wife, Wilma, he has been serving the Lord in the … Read More
Vacation with a Vision 2013
posted in: Alumni News, Announcements, Open Bible Bulletin
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Join us… June 23-28 & June 30-July 5, 2013 Dr. Howard Hendricks once said, “God is not looking for more stars; He is looking for more servants.” That statement is very true and summarizes what we are looking for in … Read More