by Daniel O. Aleshire | Oct 9, 2022 | 2022, Academics, Fall, Fall
Amid the Challenges, Daniel O. Aleshire Sees Opportunities for Renewal The practice of theology involves telling stories, yet theological educators live in a world increasingly suspicious of metanarratives and often receive their training in the grand particularities...
by Larry McKinney | Oct 18, 2015 | 2015, Fall, Public Policy
The recent US Supreme Court decision to legalize same-sex marriages is just one more example of what happens when the laws of the land conflict with the Christian conscience. When legal opinions on same-sex marriage and Christian colleges are at odds, there could be...
by Al Hiebert | Oct 17, 2015 | 2015, Fall, Public Policy
Since the June 2015 SCOTUS ruling to legalize same-sex marriage across the US, American Bible-believers have wondered what this means for their colleges, universities and seminaries. Has the Supreme Court determined that marriage morals held by Evangelical colleges,...
by Nicholas Wallace | Oct 17, 2015 | 2015, Fall, Public Policy
Hostility and threats aimed at Christian higher education are at an all-time high. Just ask Gordon College, George Fox, and Cal Baptist Universities. They have all recently fought battles over LGBT-related issues. The recent decision of the Supreme Court on gay...
by Samora and Johnson | Oct 17, 2015 | 2015, Academics, Fall
As mariners scan the horizon for changes in weather patterns, so must Christian colleges watch for changes in technological trends. Identifying technological trends that colleges could embrace can expand their reach and relevancy. Those trends that affect secular...
by Heather R. Hall | Oct 17, 2015 | 2015, Fall, Spiritual Life
The Need for Assessing the Spiritual Growth of Students On my journey to a PhD in Higher Education Administration, I became interested in the idea of assessing spiritual growth among Bible college students. Those involved in Biblical education propose that students...
