10/01/20

I once heard the story of an old pastor who had served the same congregation for many years. During those years, the congregation members had become impressed with the pastor’s

10/01/20

In middle school and high school, I often penned “I Thess. 5:16-18” after signing my name in a classmate’s yearbook. In my then early-teenage view of the world, little did

10/01/20

What would you say if someone owned six ukuleles? We say, “Show me what you can do, Katy Meester!” The junior from Valley City, N.D., started her collection a few

10/01/20

Christopher Hooper, FLBC junior, demonstrated his fencing expertise recently on the campus quad. Decked out in an iconic coat and mask and brandishing his rubber-tipped foil, he excitedly talked about

10/01/20

Meet Gus, the newest team member serving with the dorm staff. Gus likes long walks, chewy treats, hand shaking, and biting ankles—he’s working on that last one. Gus lives with

10/01/20

When we face trials, it is hard to see what there is to be thankful for. Yet throughout Scripture, there is this reminder to give thanks: Psalm 9:1, Ephesians 4:20,

06/11/20

Kinship is a magazine of the FLBCS. Stay up to date on the latest news, student stories, classroom highlights, and fun tidbits about life on the FLBC and FLS campus. View

06/11/20

“The plans of the heart belong to man, but the answer of the tongue is from the Lord (Proverbs 16:1).  Spring semester did not end the way any of us

06/11/20

Spring closures were a stress test for FLBC mission and program  By Ruth Gunderson  Empty classrooms. Vacant hallways. Abandoned dorm rooms. You’d be forgiven if you assumed the setting was

06/11/20

Lasting rest can only be found in Christ  Transition. This is the word that comes to mind as I reflect on the past several months. When I use the word

06/11/20

If you were to tell me a year ago that my first year at the Free Lutheran Bible College would end online because of a global pandemic, I would have

06/11/20

Micah Blake [FLBC senior] is from Ontonagon, Mich.  A fact of life is that there is always going to be change. Events in life can seem so far off, and