FBFI

Podcast 4: Dr. Mark Minnick overviews his session on what it means to be a man of God during these challenging times. - P&D

“…now you can attend virtually by means of the conference audio. We’ll link each session below, with brief descriptions of the messages. The last night of the conference I had a lot of trouble going to sleep — my mind kept replaying moments through the conference, thinking about the messages and the whole time of fellowship. It was a spiritual highpoint for sure.” - Don Johnson

FBFI: It is my view that there are still some aspects of the issue about which the FBFI needs to clarify its position. I would suggest that there are at least two.

Some questions have arisen as a result of Mark Ward’s presentation at our Annual Fellowship regarding the King James Version. I would just like to clarify a few things on this topic …

“I was asked by Dr. Mike Harding to deliver an address titled ‘The Legitimate Concerns of the Next Generation (An Objective Analysis)’ at the Foundations Baptist Fellowship International (FBFI) annual meeting in Troy, Michigan, June 12–13, 2018.” M.Ward

What an outstanding meeting! We heartily commend Dr. Mike Harding and First Baptist Church of Troy for their excellence and graciousness in hosting us for the meeting. The speakers all did an outstanding job. The music was incredible. The whole meeting a blessing.

CT: God Hates Gun Violence: We American Christians have a biblical call to reduce firearm deaths in our land

“Separation is not always the answer. I know that statement seems contradictory to the fundamentalist ideal, but it is really not. Remaining in fellowship with people with whom we disagree and knowing how to engage in a good controversial debate has been essential to our faith and will be in the future.

Proclaim & Defend: The concern is not with the idea of being fundamentalists. That identity is the core of who we are. We are not even shy about using the name or term. We wear it proudly. But in an age when the term is so misconstrued, we want to give ourselves the opportunity to define it.