The world is a big place and when you graduate, it’ll get even bigger. I was able to travel to a completely new place this summer, and that opportunity opened my eyes to how big this country really is. Every college student should have the experience of going to a
MBU Timeline staff member Holly Flieg shares her journey though a harsh diagnosis. She explains the struggles she went through and how she overcame them. Graphic by Ryan Rerich
Answering life’s questions gets muddled through life’s demand for acceptance and our need for social media idolization. Photo by Brittany Gammon
The distinction between good choices and bad choices is not always clear. When the wrong path is taken, it’s nice to have another opportunity to choose the right path. Photo by Joshua Daugette
Kara Sasiela blogs about her perspective on gay rights, describing why it is wrong through the eyes of a Christian and offering her personal beliefs on the subject. Graphic by: Kara Sasiela
It is painful, exhausting and stressful. However, this activity can help build character on and off the track. Photo by Melissa Whaley
As a new semester begins at Missouri Baptist University, MBU Timeline bloggers are discussing how they are dealing with time management issues, social calendars, missing family back home and other challenges every new school year brings. Photo by GUY SHAW
How can a game like golf have a positive impact on a person’s life? There are several ways, whether you are a competitive tour player or a weekend hacker. Photo courtesy of Cleghorn Plantation Golf and Country Club
Through all its complexities, difficulties and beauties, life is full of pleasures we must all appreciate as daily gifts from an almighty God. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
Romans 12:2 says: “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.” Photo by: Kayla Glyshaw