BSF News: Discussion Group Options

by Janie Stephens, BSF Executive Assistant

“See I Am Doing A New Thing”

The past few months have been for me a season of new things. In August 2017, I joined the staff at BSF HQ. That meant a new city, new friends…

When Facing Forward Feels Like Fast Forward

By Susie Rowan, BSF Executive Director

Prepared for a Purpose

By Bennett Rolan
BSF blog editor

During her weekly leader’s meetings in South Bend, Ind., Leigh Feldman’s prayer requests are often urgent but vague. As a family court attorney referee, Leigh, a veteran group and administrative leader in…

Engaging Culture: Christlikeness in New York City

Striving for Unity, in the Name of Christ

By Susie Rowan

“After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb. They were wearing white robes…

Great Expectations? The Challenge of Cultural Engagement in Our Pluralistic World

By Dr. Darrell L. Bock

Christians discussing cultural engagement often do so with a wide range of expectations. For some, it is fear that comes with the prospect…

Operation Jesus: Pain, Recovery and an Opportunity to Share

By Bennett Rolan, BSF correspondent

As Anthony Tan’s stretcher rolled toward the operating room, his thoughts focused on one name … “Jesus.”

How to Coach our Kids in Today’s Culture

By Barbara Reaoch
Director of Children’s Programs

God’s Word Leads To Glory

Ena Ballinger studied Romans with BSF for only four months. But during that short time, she experienced the gospel of God’s grace in a deeper way.

As she dug into God’s Word with her Day Women’s Class in Brandon, Florida, her faith had a profound impact on…

Gospel Impact in the Classroom

by Anukripa Elango

In 2014, a group of 40 teachers met after school for the first Bible Study Fellowship satellite class at Anita Methodist School in Chennai, India. Three years later, the handprints of God’s Word are seen across the culture of the…