Colleges like to talk about “diversity” and “inclusion.” They encourage students to explore different cultures, try new ideas, and share their experiences. However, one belief
For generations, college was seen as a place where young adults sharpened their thinking, deepened their values, and prepared to lead in the real world.
To lead with empathy while maintaining an edge is the great paradox of leadership. Often, we assume that empathy and strength can not coexist. We
Ronald Reagan often said, “Freedom is never more than one generation from extinction.” He was not trying to be dramatic. He was describing a simple
When you picture college, you probably think of students pulling all-nighters, grabbing coffee before class, and sitting in lecture halls scribbling notes. What you might
When God moves through someone’s life, it never stops with them. His power always flows outward, touching lives, changing environments, and inspiring faith in others.
For nine days, a profound move of God eclipsed the usual rhythms of life at Southeastern University. During this time, our campus became a sanctuary
There is a pervasive lie taking root across our country that sounds wise on the surface, even spiritual. This lie says the Church should stay
What began as a spark during Southeastern University’s annual SEU Conference has extended into a powerful, sustained move of God in Bush Chapel. This was
Black History Month is not merely a box to check on a cultural calendar. Instead, it is a vital season for us to recalibrate our