Stress, Stress, Stress, for Everybody
Colby Duncan
April 8, 2015
Everyone deals with stress but what are some healthy ways to manage this end-of-semester state of mind? Graphic illustration by: Chelsie Bartley
Everyone deals with stress but what are some healthy ways to manage this end-of-semester state of mind? Graphic illustration by: Chelsie Bartley
In this day and age of Easter being genericized and secularized to little more than a bland springtime holiday that markets Peeps and egg-dying kits, what can we do as Christians at this time of year? Certainly it’s OK to hunt Easter Eggs and dress up in pretty pastels, but
As students have returned from the annual spring vacation that takes them home or to the beach or to the mountains, many of our MBU Timeline bloggers had an opportunity to recall a special event during the week, perhaps a pivotal conversation or moment to ponder their blessings. Photo by: Chelsie
As we head into Spring Break this week, students are traveling to Florida or back home and making new memories, so we asked some of our writers to reflect on some of their favorite Spring Break memories. Photo by: Jerica Drago
As Christians we often live like we don’t particularly care about the way we participate in life, but if we have truly given our lives to God then we must focus on His desire instead of our own. Graphic by: Kayla Glyshaw
While ISIS is seeming to cause havoc and trauma, Christians being killed for their faith know that they are living and dying for something greater. They have found that real joy comes from God, even in tragedy. In our comfortable world in America, what can we learn from this unwavering
One of the biggest issues in our culture today is the use of Photoshop and the effect it has on young women.
They say college will be the best four years of your life. For some, this means unpredictable and unforgettable memories. For one MBU student, it also meant finding peace through self-acceptance. Photo by: Colby Duncan
They say college will be the best four years of your life. For some, this means unpredictable and unforgettable memories. For one MBU student, it also meant finding peace through self-acceptance. Photo by: Colby Duncan
MBU Timeline blogs about Brian Williams, journalistic integrity and the bottom line of broadcast news. Graphic by: Chris Curry