higher education

Why I’m Optimistic About the Future of Christian Higher Education, and Why You Should Be Too

The public may have lost confidence in higher education more generally, yet I believe we may be entering another golden era in Christian higher education.

What I’ve Learned in Switching to an A Cappella Church of Christ

In the fall of 2020, as COVID restrictions were being eased, my wife and I were church “free agents.” I suggested we try an a cappella congregation I…

Her Final Lesson

Degrees of Change

Jennifer Johnson explores how churches and Christian colleges collaborate through internships, online learning, leadership institutes, and degree programs to equip future ministry leaders and expand opportunities for practical…

Keeping New Leaders in the Game

The early years of ministry can be isolating and overwhelming. Dave Miller shares how experienced ministry coaches helped him persevere and why every new minister needs practical guidance,…

John Derry’s Thought Leaders

John Derry reflects on the leadership lessons he learned from influential authors and college presidents, emphasizing how encouragement, trust, and empowering others can shape effective leadership in Christian…

A Voice at the Table

Mark A. Taylor explores contrasting experiences of women in church leadership, examining subtle gender bias, workplace credibility, and why giving women leadership responsibilities does not always mean their…

Lesson Learned

Jennifer Johnson reflects on her childhood dislike of school and the privilege of education, drawing lessons from LivingStone International University's efforts to expand opportunities for students in Uganda.

Training the Next Generation of Leaders

Christian colleges face financial pressures, declining enrollment, and changing approaches to leadership training. Point University president Dean Collins explores why Christian higher education remains essential for preparing future…

Students Need Practical Skills Along with Big Ideas

Biblical knowledge matters, but effective ministry requires practical leadership skills. Jennifer Johnson explores how Nebraska Christian College combines theological education with real-world preparation to help future ministers lead…

What Good Is a College Education These Days?

LeRoy Lawson considers what a college education can—and cannot—provide, arguing that its greatest rewards include intellectual independence, lifelong learning, meaningful friendships, maturity, and a deeper knowledge of God.

21st-Century Challenges to Biblical Higher Education

Gary Weedman examines five challenges facing Christian colleges, from financial pressures and changing student demographics to online education, globalization, and the need to renew their mission for a…

Friend Zones

Mid-Atlantic Christian University and Hope International University have been named “military friendly” schools, recognizing their programs, policies, and tuition support for America’s veterans.

Offering Prayers after School Shooting

Mid-Atlantic Christian University is mourning sophomore Jonathan Schipper after a student allegedly shot and killed him. The school has held a memorial service and is receiving support from…

Christian Colleges, 2006-07 (chart)

Download the 2007 Christian College Chart (PDF) using the direct link provided. A quick reference resource for comparing and reviewing Christian college information.