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Program Spotlight
While aviation professionals should receive praise on a year-round basis, we call extra attention to their efforts on August 19—National Aviation Day. This holiday honors the proud history of aviation in the United States while highlighting those who currently power the industry.
Everyday Living
In a desperate search for things to do during COVID-19 quarantine, I began to volunteer to make dinner in the evenings with my sister. We scoured the internet for tasty, yet simple-enough, recipes to try at home. Here are a few recipes that we tried!
Biblical Wisdom
Fining the righteous (i.e., the innocent) “is not good,” surely an understatement. Let rulers know that there is a God in heaven who will judge those who fine the innocent, or flog the noble for their integrity. No matter how great a ruler is, he should know that doing such things is “not good.”
Everyday Living
On this special day, we celebrate the wonderful role friends play in our lives. This is a great opportunity to let our friends know how much they mean to us.
Campus Life
From fictional accounts to self-help guides, a variety of publications can ease your mind as you embark on the college journey. Be sure to add the following to your reading list.
Everyday Living
Staying conscious of your household energy usage can help keep your electricity bills low while limiting the impact on resources. Here are some tips to stay environmentally conscious and fiscally responsible, a great combination for stewards of God's creation.
Faith
Can people of faith also believe in science? Can Christians teach science and remain faithful to their beliefs?
Campus Life
As you continue to adjust to the COVID-19 environment we are living in, I want you to consider that this is only a disruption in your life. It may seem to be overwhelming but only if you allow it to be. God does not bring disruptions in our lives to destroy us, but to build us up (James 1:2).
Everyday Living
Summer is just about everyone’s favorite season full of activities that set it far apart from everyday life the rest of the year. It also can be hot. As we've reached the fiery days of summer, everyone is scrambling to find energy efficient ways to stay cool on the hot days ahead, and here’s how!
Biblical Wisdom
The threat of hunger keeps us working, even when our work bores and exhausts us. Thus, a worker’s appetite for food and shelter works for him by urging him on to work. The wise will not sever the relationship between work and eating that God has established.
Everyday Living
The Fourth of July is one of America’s favorite holidays - full of celebration, of the ideals that anyone can make a good life for themselves in the U.S., achieving the ‘American Dream.’ Here are a variety of activities you can participate in this Independence Day.
Faith
Find a semblance of balance by planning when and how you will take advantage of your newfound sense of freedom.
Early College
No single career path is guaranteed to make all employees happy, but those within specific fields tend to report better wellbeing and fulfillment. If these are priorities, you'll want to plan your college career accordingly.
Everyday Living
During May and June, two closely related holidays appear annually on the calendar. They remind me of the inequity of my parents’ relationship with my siblings and me... and how thankful I am for the 365 days a year that they love us without fail.
Everyday Living
See if you can strike a healthy balance this summer between challenges and indulgences. Choose activities intentionally designed to keep your mind stimulated while providing your body and spirit with the refreshing, rejuvenating R&R they need.
Program Spotlight
There is a great need for cybersecurity professionals; in fact, the U.S. government currently needs to employ more professionals in this field than are currently available in the marketplace. You may be one of the people willing to create changes in your life by getting an education in theory and techniques of cybersecurity.
Everyday Living
Sometimes anger really does feel like fire. With a fire it takes one little spark to get it going and sometimes a small little offense can set off a fit of anger. Both fire and anger, catch quickly, can leave the victim harmed and is hard to put out. Both will not be stopped unless a person takes action
Biblical Wisdom
God hears our thoughts as clearly as others hear our words. Like people who know each other well, God even knows what we are going to think before we think it. The terms “abomination” and “pure” applied to human thoughts and words implies that they are a sacrifice to God, one that either pleases Him or displeases Him.
College Archives
Our God puts great importance on valuing the history of His work through the ages. For example, if I could sum up the Old Testament in one word, it would be “Remember!”
Everyday Living
Unfortunately, due to quarantine rules, these events will most likely not be able to happen and the normal events of Memorial Day will be changed a bit. So, what is there to do while your home for the holiday? To help you out, here is a list of what you can do right at home to mark Memorial Day.
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