(The following statement was shared by Dean Michael Duduit with undergraduate students in the College of Christian Studies during their recent meeting to begin the Spring semester.) In recent weeks, our nation has been torn by division and partisanship. In all too many people, passion has replaced reason and anger has pushed aside truth. Politics and religion have been intermingled, … Read More
Jesus’ compassion on a Showroom Floor
Jesus’ compassion for the people in Matthew 9 reflects on the Messianic promise of Ezekiel 34:23.
Faith and Action When God is Silent
When God is seemingly silent, the book of Esther demonstrates that we can faithfully act and trust in His sovereignty.
Redeeming the Time by Reading
With more discretionary time available in this epidemic, Christians should redeem the time by reading quality books.
Anderson University's Graduate Commencement
Dr. Chuck Fuller, of Clamp Divinity School, provides the graduate commencement address at Anderson University (SC).
Three Ways Everyone Can Celebrate Black History Month
James Noble, Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry explains why everyone can celebrate Black History Month.
Insignificant Leaders?
For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God afore prepared that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:10 ASV I glorified thee on the earth, having accomplished the work which thou hast given me to do. John 17:4 ASV Insignificant–It’s a word that brings to mind so many feelings and images. Our culture—secular and Christian—cultivates this idea that women … Read More
Sharing His Victory
The cross changes everything, but only because there was also a resurrection. On the cross, Jesus paid the price of sin; at the resurrection, He claimed the victory over sin and death.