Learning From Students

Learning From Students

They come to college to learn. To attend classes, complete assignments, study, write, take tests, and hope for good grades. They read and research. They work hard and stay up late. They carry heavy bags and heavier expectations.  Learning—that’s the reason...
Homecoming Weekend

Homecoming Weekend

I arrived early Thursday morning. The School of Christian Ministry’s Oasis in Taylor Chapel was quiet—still, except for the whisper of memory. Empty seats waiting for voices. Walls remembering laughter. A room waiting for words. I sat there, before I spoke, before the...
Pages of Time

Pages of Time

Each day turns like a page in a book we didn’t write, yet we’re living every word. Days, like pages packed with stories, offer a mixture of information and emotion. Moods shift between the nouns and verbs, and paragraphs pulse with laughter—until, suddenly, the tone...
Endurance

Endurance

We don’t talk about endurance very often anymore. Not the kind that keeps going when you’re exhausted. Not the kind that chooses faith when everything in you wants to quit. But that’s what Paul handed down to Timothy in his final letter. And that’s what we need right...
A Fall Break

A Fall Break

The calendar says it’s fall. You might not have noticed—your planner is packed, your mind overloaded, your heart heavy with a list that never ends. Assignments. Conversations. Appointments. Deadlines. Noise. But outside, a different story is being written. The wind...