I know your struggles and I feel your pain – Judy MenschEmpathy is a lost art. Not that I really think it’s an art but it is something that is certainly becoming lost in Western Culture. We live an “I deserve the best” kind of world: a philosophy that threatens...
It is one of the highlights of my week. Every Tuesday morning, I make my way over to the Palate Coffee Brewery. No matter how crazy life is, the meeting has become engrained into my routine. I look forward to the good coffee. Even more, the conversation I have with...
“I’m loving college, yet finding a church I like is hard.” One of my students said as he visited his home church during his first fall break of Freshman year. I responded, “If there’s one thing I can encourage you with right now in your search it’s this: find a church...
Transformation Through Academics – Brendon Norton I remember when I was at Northpoint, every so often a well-meaning pastor or student would remind me not to lose my spiritual fervor in the midst of studying and doing “academic” things. It was always...
by Tamara Panza (Faculty and Graphic Design Lead) I’m an artist. It doesn’t take much to convince me that media and technology can be useful and even necessary for ministry in this media driven society, but there’s sometimes controversy among Christians about using...
Succeeding After Time Away – Jenni Beles, Online Contributor My return to college life came twenty-five years after I had received my diploma from Zion Bible Institute back in 1983, the Dark Ages, according to my son. As I think on my own journey to my...
