The generation gap is an ever-present issue in today’s world. Thanks to better medi- cal care and extended life ex- pectancies, people are retiring later. That means for the very first time, vastly different...

With all of the talk about class reunions this weekend, I got a little sentimental. I was homeschooled through high school, so I grad- uated in a class of one. However, my dad was determined that I have...

“There are no great limits to growth because there are no limits of human intelligence, imagination and wonder.” —Ronald Reagan. Habits are necessary. They help us cope with the thousands of decisions...

In the wake of the destruction caused by Hurricane Joaquin, the Bob Jones University student body has been given a prime opportunity to show Christ’s love and compassion to our neighbors. Joaquin was...

Burnt out. Those two words probably describe the way most of us are feeling or are about to feel at this point in the semester. By now, we have adjusted to our new class and work schedules, caught up with...

“Resume virtues” and “eulogy virtues.” Those are the terms New York Times columnist David Brooks uses in his book The Road to Character to describe the two kinds of values people are seeking in...

The Environmental Protection Agency revealed on Sept. 18 that Volkswagen cheated on government-mandated emissions tests, allowing the company to sell “eco-friendly” diesel cars that emit nitrogen oxide...

You walk down the sidewalk and see hundreds of people every day. On a college campus, you probably know a lot of them—but how well do you really know them? Maybe you’re comfortable enough to ask,...

“College is like death.” That lovely analogy came from my dad while he was trying to give an inspiring speech to our youth group during one of my late high school years. (Yep. Thanks, Dad.) At the...

Prepare for commercials. Prepare for stump speeches. Prepare for town halls, yard signs on every corner, and calls from volunteers in phone banks. It’s still 14 months before Election Day on Nov. 8....

It has seemed impossible during the last few months to open Twitter and Facebook or to watch the news without one particular topic screaming for attention, whether you want to give it attention or not. If...

This semester’s chapel and discipleship group theme “Wisdom from Above” is taken from the book of James, a book so practical it has been described by a well-known theologian as “Proverbs dressed...