This post was written by Luke Warkenthien, an August student from Watertown, SD. Luke’s practical training (PT) in the afternoon is in the BCOM video department. His gift for video enables him to be a great help in making BCOM videos.
“For God alone my soul waits in silence;
From him comes my salvation.” (Psalm 62:1)
Carrie Balawajder is currently a student here at BCOM. From her home in Gahanna, Ohio, she heard about Bethany through her small group leader. Her heart, awake to the reality of eternity, compelled her to seek God’s will for her life.
Chelsey Hoffmeister, writer of the post Perseverance, has attended Bethany for roughly six months. Her walk with God has a great tangibility to it, demonstrating itself in daily life whether she is working in the cafeteria or taking notes in class. With passion and sincerity she writes this heavy post.
Whatever you consider to be real is what you will base your life around.
When it boils down to it, do you believe things simply because someone told you so? We have been told so many things about what we believe, but it’s our job to dive into our Bible and determine whether it’s true or not.
What comes to mind for most Americans when they think of the word “thanksgiving”? Usually their mouths begin watering as they imagine stuffing, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, and a turkey fresh out of the oven. That definitely crosses my mind too!
Being safe within God’s will; fearing God without being afraid.
There is safety in God’s will.
It is so easy to be caught up in the everyday motions in our lives. And to become overwhelmed and beat down by the arrows that the enemy constantly throws our way.
At the end of your life, what will you look back to see? Will you live your life plunging into possibility? Or will you look back at what could have been, and see a mystery?
Who am I? Why am I this way? Why do I look like this? Why am I never good enough? - Have you ever asked yourself any of these questions?
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall;
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.
All the king’s horses and all the king’s men
Couldn’t put Humpty together again.
What do we think of when we hear the word “honor”? The meaning of the word honor is “to esteem”, “exalt”, or “pay to worth”. How much are we truly honoring people in our lives? There are four main areas where the Bible distinctly commands us to honor.
This post was written by a student who had just completed her first year at Bethany and is preparing for global internship in France.
In my experience, I have found that there are a few qualities of Christianity (actual Christianity)Â that distinguish us, the followers of the one called Jesus, from other religions.
In light of arrival day in a little less than a week, we thought this would be fitting to post for you to read as you prepare your packing checklist.Â
Colby Dill, a sophomore here at BCOM, had previously attended the Kansas City International House of Prayer and is currently interested in going to Thailand with Bethany. Here is the story of his genuine growth in the Lord.
This is a picture of me in South Dakota with some friends. We had climbed what I think was called Little Devil’s Tower (Not so little) and made it to the top. Scary picture for me because I remember scooting my way to the edge of the rocky cliff to get this snapshot.
