By Kristina Brandenburg, On-Campus Business Major As a senior at Grace Christian University and someone who was homeschooled, I understand how homeschool students often approach learning differently. Many of us grow up in an environment that values curiosity,...
As I reflect on my journey at Grace Christian University, I feel a profound sense of gratitude. Completing this degree represents far more for me than finishing assignments or passing courses. It represents years of perseverance, growth, and most importantly,...
By Tanika AsieduMaster of Ministry Online Program Anyone who has considered going back to school online eventually faces a moment that rarely gets talked about. It’s the moment right before the step forward, or what my husband calls the line in the sand. Not the...
I'm Danny Garcia, campus pastor here at Grace Christian University. Joining me today is Pastor Bill Riggs, a man who has spent over seventy years doing ministry, and Professor Jake Rogers, who teaches here at Grace and whose life was personally changed by Bill's....
What does it actually mean to be called to pastoral ministry, and how do you become good at it? In this episode of the Courageous Ambassador Podcast, Danny Garcia sits down with Pastor Jim Shemaria of Celebration Bible Church to talk about the craft of preaching,...
By Tanika AsieduMaster of Ministry Online Program There is a quiet tension many adults carry, the sense that God is calling them to grow while life already feels full. For many, that calling begins to surface while considering returning to school through an online...
Every institution has a few people who shape its future for decades. Dr. Dale S. DeWitt was one of them. For more than four decades, Dr. DeWitt served Grace, first as Professor of Bible, then as Academic Dean. In doing so, he helped make Grace Christian University...
It’s an afternoon after a full morning of classes. You walk back to your dorm or apartment, drop your bag on the floor, and sit down at your desk. You already know what’s waiting for you. There’s a reading that needs to be finished, an assignment that hasn’t been...
Moving into my college dorm room freshman year felt like staring at a blank canvas begging for some life. With tuition bills, textbooks, and a meal plan I set a hard limit of $300 to transform my dorm room into something welcoming and functional. Over the first...
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