God’s Work of Multiplication
Alumnus of the Year Phil Moser shares how God can multiply a small offering to impact thousands.
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Students Reaching Students at the New York Bible Institute
One of the best things about working with students at the Bible Institute is seeing a student recognize a need and an opportunity and watching them take the initiative to meet it. In recent weeks, a 2nd-year student, Asher Thompson, approached me with the idea of teaching a discipleship seminar to other 2nd year students …
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John C. Whitcomb (1924-2020)
By Tom Davis, Ed.D. Dr. Whitcomb was born on June 22, 1924, at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC. His great grandfather lost a leg in the Civil War. His grandfather was an army surgeon, stationed in Cuba where the family became fluent in Spanish, and eventually was in charge of all medical supplies …
All Things to All People: Discernment in Christian Culture
This past July, Mississippi gubernatorial candidate Robert Foster received criticism for refusing a female Mississippi Today reporter, Larrison Campbell, the opportunity to shadow him for a day on his campaign trail. Foster refused because he honors the Billy Graham rule; in his words, he seeks to “avoid any decision that may evoke suspicion or compromise …
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12 Students Before Christmas- Part Two
We love hearing about all of the life change that each of you experienced at the Bible Institute and Camps, and we are excited to share about what’s currently happening at Word of Life. Join us in bringing the gospel to young people from all over the world by donating to one of our Life …
12 Students Before Christmas- Part One
We are thankful to God for allowing us to be a part of life change, and we would like to invite our WOLBI alumni to join us! We know that the Bible Institute and Word of Life camps changed your life– and we want to continue giving students and campers the opportunity to experience the …
On Singleness: It's Culturally Isolating
Apparently, a few people read the last blog post and liked it! Shout out to my mom, who read it and said, “There were two typos,” and to my wonderful aunts, who are probably wondering if it’s okay to ask me if there’s a special boy in my life over the holidays. It’s okay. No …
The Problem with Singleness: We Talk About it Like It's Temporary
Let’s dig right in: I think one of the most damaging presuppositions about the Christian life is that singleness is temporary, and I’ll explain why. A month or so out of college, I Facetimed a wise, blunt friend with great hair. While I sprawled on the bottom bunk in the room I shared with …
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The Problem of Christian Singleness
I’ve been single my whole life, and I am so good at it. I didn’t date at all in high school and didn’t care much. I went on a few dates through college: I weathered a little heartbreak, went on a few dates that I didn’t realize were dates until too late, went on a …
Healthy Friendships
I just ended a friendship. I feel relieved, but I didn’t want to do it. There’s still a bullet-list in my brain of things I was tucking away to talk to her about. I miss her. I also accepted that we needed to grow separately. Our friendship did not begin healthy. We …
