Why the Bunny?

The foundation of Christianity is Jesus and his resurrection. With such a prominent moment in history documented through the holiday Easter, how did the bunny come about? The symbol behind this creature and its origin is linked back to a pre-Christian era and makes more sense than it appears. Photo by Jordan Peters MBU students […]

Two Steps Back and One Step Forward

From a child living on mission in South Korea back to the states where he is originally from, Casey Peterson has been taken on a journey that one cannot experience without such a relationship with Christ. Photo by Jenny Gravatt

The Scalia Conspiracy

What to do when you find yourself beginning to believe the conspiracy theory, because sometimes governmental corruption looks like a plausible argument.

How Well are We “Putting on the New” for 2016?

Now that we are two months into the new year, how many New Year’s resolutions are you maintaining? Perhaps you’ve slipped, or maybe you are diligently staying focused on achieving those goals for 2016. Ephesians 4:22-24 reminds us to “put off” our old selves, which belongs to our former manner of life, and to be […]

Love Your Melon

A group of MBU students are working to put hats on the heads of kids who have been diagnosed with cancer. Photo by MBU Love Your Melon

A Match Made at Welcome Weekend

The story of how two students went from strangers, to friends, to college sweethearts, finding more than just an education at MBU. They found love. Photo by Antonio Esparza

MBU Grooves to the Blues

The Association of Black Collegians held one of many events in February to celebrate the historical culture of Black History Month. Photo by Esther Gilliam Eddie Calderon (left) and Keenan Savage (right) played the two main roles in the program. Calderon was the actor for Malcolm X while Savage was the iconic Martin Luther King […]