Teaching & Education

A trained bald eagle, flying inside the chapel of a Christian college as part of its faith and freedom celebration. Sounds like a great idea, doesn’t it? And it was—until things didn’t go according to plan. “I saw it fly, and I saw it fall,” says Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of the…

Who knows the course of our lives better than God? Who better to guide us than the Holy Spirit? When we truly believe we can give our past, present and future to Christ, things change. When we walk in agreement with God’s will, we rest assured that the Holy Spirit will be a faithful guide.…

Many parents today are facing a homeschool dilemma. Are you one of them? And by default, an increasing number of grandparents find themselves in this same category as they help to care for their grandchildren. Coupled with the anti-biblical curriculum taught in many school districts, parents find themselves thrust into a position of homeschooling to…

Father, I pray for protection over the students in our nation’s schools. Guard the doorways of their hearts. Give intercessors and parents discernment when evil knocks at our school doors, so we may answer in love, strength and truth. As a former math teacher, I never imagined any math teacher could be a racist simply…

This year has highlighted the increased demand for effective digital learning strategies, and this episode of Charisma Connection on the Charisma Podcast Network features Mark Fabian, Evangel University’s director of strategic partnerships and digital learning. He unpacks what it means to be successful in this evolving trend, as well as what he sees as the…

The work of community relief and development is firmly rooted in compassionate service. As Christians, our approach is to both share the gospel and provide practical and tangible assistance to those who are hurting or in need. Steven McMichael is leading the Center for Compassion at Evangel University. As a former pastor and missionary to…

The past 10 months have been an unprecedented time in our nation and the world. The evolving COVID-19 pandemic has challenged leaders to act quickly, rethink traditional ways of doing business and constantly pivot to try to stay ahead of what largely remains a mysterious illness. Dr. Michael Kolstad, vice president of university advancement at…

The start of a new academic year at Liberty University is always steeped in tradition, from fun Welcome Week events to the first Convocation and Block Party. With much creativity and cooperation among all campus departments, the 2020-21 school year kicked off as planned, inviting the Liberty family to join another year of Training Champions…

Living for Christ at work can be a daily challenge, especially when one’s superiors or peers don’t follow Jesus or believe in the Bible. But Dr. Lewis Andrews believes it is possible to be a positive influence for Christ in everyday life, including where most people spend most of their time—in the workplace. His latest…

Multi-platinum recording artist Michael W. Smith told Liberty University music students that his best days are ahead of him. That’s after 35 years of success in the industry, with three Grammy Awards and over 18 million albums sold. “I think my best days are ahead; I feel it. I’m still passionate about what I do;…

Money is one of the multifaceted things we get to manage and discuss throughout the journey of marriage. I believe money is a gift from God and can be a very positive aspect of marriage. There are some key issues I have to bring up here so you can navigate finances and be in agreement,…

As you get ready to start your collegiate journey, it’s easy to stuff your car full of things you think you might need. While you may be sure you need 10 pairs of shoes and your trusty futon, think twice about what the essentials truly are. To help, we’ve put together a list of six…