Articles

In a noisy world of outrage, pride, and ridicule, how can God's people engage wisely with those we disagree with? Josh offers 10 suggestions for charitable disagreement.

What does it mean to know God? Kyle Stoltzfus calls us to desire knowing God in community and experience.

Anabaptist Christians, as part of the Christian faith, have some things in common with other Christians. In this article, Steven Brubaker
explores five distinctive contributions of Anabaptism to the faith. In addition to being the administrator of Faith Builders, Steven teaches
several classes at the Institute, including Reading the Bible, Anabaptism as a Worldview, and Principles of Science.

The COVID pandemic has jeopardized
the future of numerous post-secondary
schools. Josh Nisley, coordinator of the
writing program at the Institute, probes
for opportunities for Christian education
to succeed where secular models fail.

Stephen Russell, instructor, writes about the importance of learning from those who have gone before us and dealt with the same or similar issues as we do.

This issue features an article by John Coblentz on A Christian Response to Gender Dysphoria.He calls people to respectfully but clearly be faithful to God's design for human sexuality.

Merle talks about three groups of people that each Christian should be part of. Because no one is an island, our choices and actions affect others. Will we individually extend the line of wisdom that we've been given?

How can today's educators serve the church in the way they train their students? This issue features the vision and commitment from various people whose lives intersect with students and their churches.