If you visit our college, you’ll notice we pray aloud. Alumni Rylan Aaseby reflects on the reason why.

Professor Benjamin Reese writes on the education gap that exists worldwide, preventing some from access to education, and what we can do about it.

Whether you just started a term or your final exams are just around the corner, every student could use a little review on some practical memorization tips. Here are a few ways you can go about effectively storing necessary information in your head to have it ready for your next exam…

Being a student is no easy endeavor. The lectures, papers, projects, research, and presentations can be a doozy. Learn what types of studying are your best path towards academic success.

It can be hard to decide on a missions training program, as you want to choose the one which will prepare you best for the mission field. However, without diving into a commitment, how do you know which program will properly develop you into the missionary who can fulfill all that God is calling you to do?

Brett Madron does a spotlight article on Institute alumni Elise Gerard, who, after receiving a double major at The Institute, went on to become a Certified Professional Midwife and continue serving mothers in need in Latin America.

The Institute’s Student Volunteer Program coordinator explores five reasons WHY a practical volunteer service requirement is necessary for ministry training.

Dr. Marty Harris, Ph.D, and President of Latin America Bible Institute in California, was a visiting speaker in our weekly chapel event.

Growing in Christ isn’t an individual effort, it’s for individuals embedded in healthy communities. Learn why the Bible deals much more with communities than we give it credit for, and why community is essential to the Bible college experience.

When college students don’t have experience in the careers they’re trying to pursue, it’s a recipe for regret. You don’t have time to think you’re choosing correctly without any experience in the field. Explore a college that incorporates career training from the start.

Institute faculty, staff, and board attended the 75th annual Association for Biblical Higher Education alongside other North American Bible colleges.

The Institute for G.O.D. now operates on eight-week terms. Professor Benjamin Reese explores the benefits of this for student learning outcomes at our college.

When people decide they want to do missions but lack the training, they may look for the quickest track to get them on the field. However, shortcutting the educational process will leave one unequipped…

Institute for G.O.D. alumni Kelly Jobe discusses why all Christian college students should have a mentor as part of their undergraduate experience, testimonies included.

Institute alumni Marco Arroyo overcame incredible obstacles to learn the Bible in his second language. Learn about his continued life of service to God and the people of Latin America.

No matter your age, participation in Giving Tuesday is a helpful practice that can be good for your health and good for others. God commands his people to generosity, and Giving Tuesday is one day we can celebrate the practice together. Here are five big reasons why you should consider participating this year.

Academic Dean Jeffrey Sherrod responds to common college affordability claims, helping students gain confidence that they'll get what they're after at their college of choice.

Before you commit to a college mission training program, make sure it will train you in methods that are good for the people you serve, and for you.

Institute alumni Kelly Jobe discusses what her Bible degree taught her about photography.

The first in an ongoing series on Institute for G.O.D. alumni. This one features Rylan Aaseby, a Biblical Studies alumni who now manages one of Nashville’s best contracting companies.