Stories

Thankful [for FLBC] feels like an understatement. For better or worse, I’ve always been confident in myself and my ability to adapt. Today, I want to talk a little about

Everyone who has played on a sports team can think of a game where nothing went right. I think of one specific basketball game where nothing seemed to go our

The idea of investing in a local church and specifically home missions really caught my attention during that first year as well as my second year of Bible college,” said

At the end of my freshman year at FLBC, I was asked by Dr. Nathan Olson to apply for a job opening as office administrator at his church, Living Word

Gearing up with a wetsuit and surfboard, Victor Hembree often drives to a nearby beach to plunge into the bone-chilling Pacific Ocean. If you had asked him a few years ago how he prefers to spend

When I asked myself the question, “How is God working in my life?” I was hoping to write about something that would wow you. As my husband Joel and I

Sara Maifeld, Class of 2022 FLBC graduate, is moving to Japan this fall to serve the Japanese people through SEND International. In Japan, she will connect with a ministry team

In a world where truth is questioned, ideals are challenged and doubted, and worldviews are often a revolving door, a firm foundation in faith can feel rather shaky. That is

Our Communications Director Josh Johnson sits down with FLBC alumnus Jon Dryburgh to talk about his career and vocations. Jon has accepted the position of Superintendent of the Hillsboro, ND

Arriving in the country of Georgia in autumn 2022 was both a cumulative representation of God’s work in our lives over the last several years and a new opportunity to

When Holly Breckel (formerly Holly Roed, FLBC Class of 97), her husband Jason, and their young children moved back to northern Minnesota to live in the house where she grew

By: Pastor Paul Kneeland How can a 93 yr. old oak, who lived in only four houses his entire life, produce a 57 yr. old acorn who is currently on