As a young mechanical engineering professor in the 1990s, I was blessed to have senior colleagues who were strong believers. That made it easy...
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As a young mechanical engineering professor in the 1990s, I was blessed to have senior colleagues who were strong believers. That made it easy...
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One of my favorite things about my job is mentoring students who hope to become attorneys. In my own college and law school experience, the Lord...
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“Fall forward in faith” – one of my pastor’s favorite sayings – echoed in my head as the young lady in front of me...
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In March of 2020, I was over halfway through my final semester of coursework for a full-time, in-person doctoral program when COVID-19 changed everything....
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Sometimes the most familiar stories in Scripture hold the greatest surprises. Recently, while reading through Mark’s Gospel with a friend on campus who had...
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The Cru mission trip to Poland had gone well. Our Faculty Commons group had joined the student ministry group from Chicago sharing the gospel...
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As I started my academic career as a young assistant professor, I wanted to make an impact. I was not, however, very open about my
This summer while camping, my daughter and I found large river mussels in a freshwater creek. Although we found no actual pearls inside, we did
Covid was the worst thing and the best thing to happen to our faculty group. It nearly killed our in-person groups, but gave rise to
As a new professor I was committed to living out my life as a follower of Jesus, but I knew that doing so in community
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