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A Wide Open Door for a Great Work {Part 1}

By Jay Stack | February 24, 2016

With hair to my waist and needle tracks still showing on my arm, I was an oddity in the small Christian bookstore. The balding, gray-haired clerk was small in stature but big in heart, walking right up to me and sharing the Gospel. “I just gave my life to Jesus,” I explained, “and was baptized […]

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Ministry TO the Community

By Brian Mills | January 22, 2016

Ministry TO the Community January 22, 2016 By Brian Mills I believe the days of most people showing up to church on at least Easter and Christmas are over. The leaders of today’s church must move from the office out into the community in order to reach their community. All through Jesus’ earthly life, He […]

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January Disappointment

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | January 11, 2016

Is it possible to be a fan of the new year while simultaneously hating the month of January?!? In any case, this is my mindset. I’m looking forward to all the possibilities a new year can bring, but feel like the first month doesn’t quite live up to the hype. January feels like a promised […]

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The Secret of the Mysteryof the Christmas Spirit {Part 2}

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | December 17, 2015

One of my favorite things to do at Christmas is stroll on over to the Epcot theme park that is part of Walt Disney World and enjoy the Candlelight Processional. If you know anything about this particular theme park, then you are aware that a significant portion of the park is the World Showcase. The […]

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Brent at Liberty University Convocation

By Student Leadership University | November 24, 2015
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The Secret of the Mysteryof the Christmas Spirit {Part 3}

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | November 21, 2015

As I think back on that night at Epcot, I don’t know if it was the clear starry night, the massive choir, the 50-piece orchestra, the narrator reading from the Scriptures, or the fact that I was sitting with my family, but these were my thoughts. I came home, and began to scribble and type […]

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Weep With Those Who Weep

By Student Leadership University | November 19, 2015

Like you, I have experienced a wide range of emotions of shock, profound sadness, and a surge of anger this past weekend as we watch the people of Paris mourn and the terrorists of ISIS celebrate. Colonel Kim Poole, retired from the front lines of Iraq, told our SLU 201 students that “The first line […]

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Honor the Past, Transform the Future

By Student Leadership University | November 11, 2015

November 11 marks a historic day in United States history. Originally, Veterans Day was known as Armistice Day, because it was the day peace was agreed upon to bring an end to The Great War (World War I) in 1918. The following year, in 1919, President Woodrow Wilson publicly commemorated this anniversary of this important […]

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My SLU Story: Caitie Hurst

By Student Leadership University | November 7, 2015

Caitie Hurst attended SLU 101, 201, and 301 as a high school student and is currently a junior at Liberty University majoring in Worship Studies. She recently released an EP entitled To Be With You, and we are honored to feature her story today on the SLU blog. When I first attended SLU, I was […]

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5 Things You Need to Succeed

By Mark Miller | November 5, 2015

Mark Miller currently serves as the Vice President of Leadership Development with Chick-fil-a. Over the years, he has traveled extensively around the world teaching for numerous international organizations. He has written several books, including his most recent work, Chess Not Checkers, released in 2015. He also blogs regularly at greatleadersserve.com. Whether writing, speaking, or selling […]

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