06/04/21

Imagine with me a hike through terrain similar to the Badlands. You walk up and down, almost aimlessly, through both barren land and beautiful scenery. Sometimes, you descend into a

06/03/21

Scott Pierson [Seminary] There are many ways that the Lord “makes all things new.” It can be hard to see how the Lord is using your circumstances to work this

06/03/21

My senior year of high school did not go as I expected. Throughout the year, things I looked forward to started to slip away. Our homecoming football game was flooded

06/03/21

My face turned slightly red as I looked around the classroom. My hand was one of only three raised in response to the professor’s question: “Who believes that the Bible

06/03/21

A year and a half ago, not many of us considered the importance of good soap and just how long 20 seconds can last. But now we can all appreciate

06/03/21

Eliah Ricke, like many young musicians, is a hopeful songwriter. But, unlike the vast majority of introspective alt-indie artists, Eliah has actually released a professionally mastered recording to the world’s

06/03/21

Back in my day, softball was the sport of choice for tournaments on campus. Later, flag football, Ultimate Frisbee, and sand volleyball—even soccer—were popular games amongst the student body. But

06/03/21

As a single woman who has never lost a family member under 80, had a nasty breakup, or lost a good friend, I have found that my greatest risk of

02/11/21

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02/11/21

My favorite class to teach at FLBC is a course that all students take second year, second semester: Apologetics and Christian Thought. The course is laid out around five questions,

02/11/21

Reading through Philippians 1:6, I was reminded of the many ways God’s hand has been continually working in my life. From weaving me together in the womb to sustaining me

02/11/21

When I think of sanctification and what it means to be both sinner and saint, the first thing that comes to mind is the story of Peter walking on water