Facing Trials
by Timothy Schaser / May 2017 Project critiques in a college graphic design class can be a very interesting thing to observe. Usually they involve each student bringing in their project assignment (be it an illustration, logo design, poster series, … Continue reading Facing Trials
Self Control
Written by Adam Brown / April 2017 Self-control. A term that college students are very familiar with. From eating and homework habits, to physical health, all the way to alcohol, drugs, and sexual immorality, self-control is very prevalent topic in our lives. … Continue reading Self Control
Ignite Your Fire for Christ
Written by Emily Tester / April 2017 “What I miss most about ILHS are the daily chapels and religion classes.” Does that sound familiar? I think it’s the most common answer for ILHS graduates to give when they’re asked about their time … Continue reading Ignite Your Fire for Christ
How Can You Know the Bible Has No Errors?
Written by Pastor Mark Tiefel / April 2017 How Can You Know the Bible Has No Errors? Answering this question comes down to the burden of proof you need to be convinced. In one sense, you can never know the Bible is … Continue reading How Can You Know the Bible Has No Errors?
Death Made Obsolete
Written by Jonah Albrecht / April 2017 Turn on the news and chances are you will see an all too familiar headline: High School shooting: 12 people murdered 21 wounded, 3 year old dies in road rage incident, or Man kills his … Continue reading Death Made Obsolete
One Will Interpose to Save
Written by Erin Franson / April 2017 As kids, we’re always asked what our favorite things are. What’s your favorite animal? What’s your favorite color? Your favorite song? And even, who’s your best friend or your favorite teacher in school? I never … Continue reading One Will Interpose to Save
Why are there so many Christian denominations?
Written by Pastor David Pfeiffer / April 2017 Part 1 Why are there so many Christian denominations? “So what’s the difference?” That was the question she asked me. I had come to the assisted living center to visit someone and having sat … Continue reading Why are there so many Christian denominations?
The Perfectionist’s Guide to Being Perfect
Written by Katherine Mayhew / March 2017 Perfection is something I’ve struggled with my entire life. I’m the first daughter in a family of seven children, and my dad is a pastor. For as long as I can remember, I’ve felt as … Continue reading The Perfectionist’s Guide to Being Perfect
Naive
Written by Danielle Gerbitz / March 2017 I have a boss who likes to tell new employees two things about me when I first meet them. 1: I started out as a pretty bad waitress. 2: I’m very naive. He’s not wrong … Continue reading Naive
Can people who have never heard about Jesus be saved?
Written by Sherm Carstensen / March 2017 “Can people who have never heard about Jesus be saved? Do they not even have the opportunity to believe?” When I first read the questions I immediately knew the answer or what I thought was … Continue reading Can people who have never heard about Jesus be saved?