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Life Leaks
Are you thirsty? Picture a nice big glass of your favorite refreshing beverage. Picture how it replenishes you. How it fills you up and satisfies…
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Poured Out
One of my favorite things in the world is seeing Scripture line up and be fulfilled from beginning to end. In this verse from Isaiah,…
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Streams of Living Water
I can recall only one time in my life when I was desperately, ready-to-faint thirsty. It was after my first high school football game, played…
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The Man Behind the Curtain
We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul, a hope that enters into the inner place behind the curtain.
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What Does It Mean to Teach Internationally?
You often hear about people traveling to foreign countries to teach, but what does that mean exactly? Teaching abroad can mean many things. You may…
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Applying Practical and Pre-Assessment Practices
Teachers seek a wide variety of information about their students in the first few weeks of the school year. This information relates to student characteristics…
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Teachers Inspire the Next Generation of Teachers
Take a good look at the faces in your classroom. Will one of those bright-eyed students be a teacher or principal?
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Kirsten Van Holt: A Heart to Help Others
Reflections on putting your heart into it and chasing your dreams. A 2018 Healthcare Management graduate, Kirsten is currently pursuing her Masters in Healthcare Administration at Concordia and works…
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Teachers, Don’t Ditch Social Media: Helpful Tips and A Parent’s Perspective
There is a divided stance between teachers when it comes to social media. Some teachers choose to avoid it altogether, while other teachers use it…
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The Name of the Lord
Do you know what your name means? What is significant about your name? What is important, during Lent, about the Lord’s name?
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Next Gen Golf Apparel
When Ryan Ellis ’03 graduated from Concordia Irvine, he decided not to pursue a career in basketball as his father and sister had done, and…
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Defending Religious Liberty
Since graduating from Concordia, Chase has earned his law degree from Duke University School of Law and served on the US Court of Appeals. Here,…
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Faith in Fiction
When I was in middle school, I tried to write my first piece of “Christian fiction.” It was an allegory, which was (very transparently) about…
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How to Enjoy Writing Research Papers
What if I told you that writing long research papers can be one of the most fun and fulfilling parts of your academic career? Now,…
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Treating Body & Soul
Miseker Abate walks in a legacy of godliness and care for others that was embodied in her father’s life. For him, it meant becoming a…