Before I Forget
Kevin T. Bauder (With apologies to Wilbur Smith, who has already used this title, and to Murray Harris, who borrowed it from him before I… Read More »Before I Forget
Kevin T. Bauder (With apologies to Wilbur Smith, who has already used this title, and to Murray Harris, who borrowed it from him before I… Read More »Before I Forget
Kevin T. Bauder One of the blessings of living in the United States of America is freedom of speech. No American needs to ask permission… Read More »Protests, Yes. Lawbreaking, NO!
Kevin T. Bauder The summer has not gone as I intended. Of course, many folk can say the same, what with the restrictions imposed in… Read More »Unexpected Interruptions
Kevin T. Bauder Edmund Burke, in his Reflections on the Revolution in France, spoke of the “unbought grace of life.” What he meant was that… Read More »Goodbye, Uncle Myron
Jon Pratt and Emmanuel Malone We welcome back Emmanuel Malone as he answers three more race-related questions with the goal of seeking understanding in regard… Read More »Am I My Brother’s Keeper? A Dialogue about Race and the Church: Part 2
Jon Pratt In the most recent Nick of Time essay, Kevin Bauder introduced the subject of race relations based upon a recent conversation he had… Read More »Am I My Brother’s Keeper? A Dialogue about Race and the Church
Kevin T. Bauder After two days of the rioting in Minneapolis, I had occasion to visit with a friend—I’ll call him Simon. Simon is nearly… Read More »A Conversation With a Friend
Kevin T. Bauder Robert G. Delnay arrived at Denver Baptist Theological Seminary when I was beginning my Middler year during the late summer of 1980.… Read More »A Life Well Spent
Kevin T. Bauder Whether American churches are really facing a new Dark Age is debatable. What cannot be doubted is that ministry has become more… Read More »The Future of Fundamentalist Education: Curriculum
Kevin T. Bauder Anybody who gets into the business of predicting the future is on hazardous ground. None of us can see even one second… Read More »The Future of Fundamentalist Education: Challenges
Kevin T. Bauder By every indicator, historic, mainstream fundamentalism is a shrinking movement. Churches are shrinking. Fellowships are shrinking. Mission agencies are shrinking. Schools have… Read More »The Future of Fundamentalist Education: Students
Kevin T. Bauder To get to work I have to drive south about five miles and then west about four miles. I can take a… Read More »Weighing Goods and Making Prudential Decisions
Kevin T. Bauder One of the reasons I went to seminary in Colorado was because of the mountains. The Rockies were not my only reason.… Read More »Pollution
Kevin T. Bauder “My faith has found a resting place not in device nor creed….” This line opens one of the hymns that used to… Read More »Devices and Creeds
Kevin T. Bauder How many recessions have I lived through? The first one I can remember was the “stagflation” triggered by the oil crisis and… Read More »Preparing for Hard Times
Kevin T. Bauder Can we talk? There’s a problem that I’d like to share with you. It’s not one that I can fix, but maybe… Read More »Is The Laborer Worthy?
Jeff Straub Few things have so universally affected the missionary movement like the current COVID-19 pandemic. As the world’s economy has ground to a halt,… Read More »Global Missions Amid Global Crisis
Jeff Straub We are living in unprecedented times, to be sure. On Friday, New York Mayor Bill DeBlasio suggested that all churches and synagogues who… Read More »Digital Church? Drive-in Church? What Should We Think?
Jeff Straub The ministry of the Word is the primary duty of the pastor. Both Paul’s exhortation to Timothy in 1 Timothy 4 and his… Read More »Pulpit Work in Times of Peace and Calamity
Jeff Straub It came as no surprise last Friday when late in the day word came that the seminary’s Friends and Family Banquet, scheduled for… Read More »COVID-19 and the Christian