02/17/20

By Grace Dryburgh  As you know, Bible College is famous for the many opportunities it gives students. This may also be the reason why its students are known for rarely getting enough sleep. Many of us participate in basketball, choir,

02/17/20

By Lance Morrison, FLS senior, Kindred, N.D.  My journey through seminary has been quite a challenge in a variety of ways, but through these times God has shown Himself to be faithful. Recently, I experienced one of those

02/17/20

By Julia Albright, FLBC senior, Fosston, Minn.  God really is the ultimate Sustainer. I know that even though everyone else around me can fail me, God is the one who has never failed and never

02/17/20

By Monica ŠikulovÁ, FLBC junior, Czech Republic  In 2014, I attended an English camp led by missionaries from the U.S., and the week was great. When the camp finished, my friend’s dad picked up

02/17/20

By Kyle Westlake, FLBC senior, Rogers, Minn.  God has brought many blessings into my life, and His loving, perfect, and sustaining work in my life as a sinner has been apparent my whole life. I really felt God’s tug

02/17/20

By Ethan Hickle, FLBC junior, Elk River, Minn.  This spring semester I struggled to get back into the swing of work and school. I was frustrated through this whole process, especially because in this time of transition I wasn’t going to

02/17/20

By Jackie Bingham, FLBC junior, Sioux Falls, S.D.  Throughout all of my life, I have been trained in the faith. Although I would not want it any other way, I found some difficulty

02/17/20

By Quincy Jensen  God has always been my sustainer, even when I didn’t realize it. I had a strong relationship with God when I was young. I went to church  every Sunday at Hope Lutheran in Minneapolis

02/17/20

As I think about God as my Sustainer, I think of these verses (and the classic campfire song, “Cry Out,” from my time at Park River Bible Camp). In my time at seminary, God has sustained me in

02/17/20

The trek from the women’s dorm, across the quad, around the back side of the men’s dorm, to the campus dumpsters has been relegated to lore for female FLBC alumni. 

02/17/20

The temperature outside may be hovering around 5 degrees Fahrenheit, but that won’t stop our students from craving ice cream. Though we have to admit, their penchant for Japanese Mochi

02/17/20

Dear Pastor Phill Hooper,  Please don’t ever change. We love your crazy ties (see page 4). We love your classroom jokes, especially on Monday mornings. But most of all, we love your work-appropriate