As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
From Voice, Nov/Dec 2014.
Leading a Christian college, university, graduate school, or seminary is a challenge in the varied uncertainties of our day. It is especially disheartening when academic publications use terms like “tsunami” and “danger” and “at risk” to describe the perilous nature of the traditional education landscape. One wonders how the smaller private Christian colleges will surf the coming tsunami and overcome the challenge.
“Now, it’s not persecution. Christians are not banned. People can share their faith. But, now, what we once called “equal access” has taken another hit—people of faith do not have equal access to the university community”
“Seminary grads who expect to pursue full-time ministry careers are down 10 percent over the past decade.”
“Two Bryan College science professors … have organized Core Academy to encourage Christians to take up science as a vocation.” The Chattanoogan.com
“I learned that the main problem in higher education is not that we don’t teach religion at the university. The problem is that we teach false religion.” ~Mike Adams’ column at Townhall.com
“I can see a day soon where you’ll create your own college degree by taking the best online courses from the best professors from around the world…”
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