Most entrepreneurs chase profit. Christian entrepreneurs chase something bigger. The difference? You're not just building a business. You're building a business that serves people well, operates with integrity, and doesn't make you compromise your values to win....
The alarm goes off at 5:30 AM. You're already calculating the day ahead: breakfast for the kids, the morning commute, back-to-back meetings, dinner prep, homework help, and bedtime routines. And somewhere in that packed schedule, you're supposed to find time to...
Looking to stretch the value and impact of your charitable dollar? For supporters who qualify, giving from an IRA remains the obvious solution. If you are at least 70 ½ years old, you can give up to $100,000 from your IRA (or $200,000 for couples) to Grace...
By Prof. Emily Gehman, Assistant Professor of Communication & English As editor of Journey Magazine and a communication professor, I've spent years teaching students the craft of storytelling. I reach out to alumni, conduct interviews, write stories, and deploy...
In the heart of Christian higher education lies a mission: to educate students and equip leaders who will transform the world with faith, purpose, and integrity. At Grace Christian University, this mission shapes everything we do. We prepare students for lives of...
Let me guess, you've been thinking about grad school for a while now. Maybe you are deep in the pages of leadership books and think, "I could go deeper into this." Maybe you're in ministry and feel that tug to sharpen your theological foundation. Or maybe you're...
Let's be honest: the phrase "affordable college education" feels like an oxymoron these days, doesn't it? But here's the thing, and this comes after actually digging into the numbers: West Michigan is still one of the best places where affordable and quality higher...
Time management is a skill that empowers every area of your life. We all have the same 24 hours in a day, yet somehow it never feels like enough. Deadlines pile up, classes demand attention, practices and jobs fill the calendar, and personal commitments press in....
A working mother logs into her morning lecture at 6:30 AM from her kitchen table in Houston, coffee in hand, before her kids wake up. Meanwhile, in Tampa, a factory worker joins the same class during his lunch break at the manufacturing plant where he works...
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