Just listen.
Professor Eric Straw shares an interesting dialogue about the importance of listening and not simply hearing.
The practicality of theology
Previous professor Ryan Welsh shares his perspective on theology and why it's important.
Wearing the yellow jersey
Why should Christians be cautious of fame? Professor Jim Hills shares his thoughts on the matter.
Living in a bigger kingdom
Professor Colette Tennant shares her hope that students will learn to live in a "bigger kingdom" by taking full advantage of God's abundance
Just stop it (A tale of two frycooks: part 2).
In her bi-weekly column, Kelsey Leavitt shares the life lessons she learned while working in the drive-thru. This week, Leavitt shares how she's realized sometimes our friends "good intentions" can lead to bad ideas.
Overworked
In her bi-weekly column Kelsey Leavitt shares the different things she learned through her time working in a drive-thru. This week she discusses the importance of take a break, and resting.
Bite your tongue.
In her bi-weekly column Kelsey Leavitt shares how God used her time working in the drive-thru to reveal Himself to her. This week Leavitt shares about the power of words, and the why biting our tongues is an important skill to learn. .
Just flip the patty
In her bi-weekly column Kelsey Leavitt shares how God used her time working in the drive-thru to reveal Himself to her. This week Leavitt shares about some of the dangers of apathy in the workplace.
A slave to money
In her bi-weekly column Kelsey Leavitt shares how God used her time working in the drive-thru to reveal Himself to her. This week Leavitt shares how easily money became an idol and how that realization is changing her for the better.
God works in mysterious ways
Last Wednesday, due to a misunderstanding, speaker Dr. Corne Bekker did not show up for chapel. Although it was unfortunate, something good came out of it all. Ellen Kersey shares what transpired that day.
A tale of two frycooks.
In her column, Kelsey Leavitt shares the life lessons she learned while working in the drive-thru. This week, Leavitt shares how God used her bad experience of dating in the workplace to bring her closer to Him.
Hard Work is Hard
"I’ve worked in a drive-thru for a good portion of my adult life. I can take your order, make your 10-creams-and 13-sugars coffee, bag your hash browns, and hand out another order all within a minute – skills I’m sure will be most vital in the future..."
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