Saturday morning, Grace College professors Dr. Don DeYoung and Dr. Nate Bosch taught a power tract for students called “The Bible in the Space Age.” July 20, the last day of Momentum, they took turns educating the students on the solar system and how it reveals God in it’s complexity and diversity. Dr. DeYoung, though […]
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“People are not always who they appear to be,” Lecrae warned the crowd. “That goes for Christians too.” Friday evening, July 19, Lecrae shared his testimony at Momentum held at Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion, Ind. Lecrae is a Grammy winning hip-hop artist. He also co-founded the recording label Reach Records. At a young age, Lecrae
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Thursday’s Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union, confirmed the announcement of a reduction in work force at Grace College. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace College Announces Reduction In Workforce WINONA LAKE – Grace College confirmed a reduction in its workforce late Thursday evening. Twelve full- and part-time staff
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Friday morning Dr. Tiberius Rata, professor at Grace College and co-author of Fear God and Keep His Commandments, presented the “respectable sins” at a Momentum power tract. Rata referenced the “respectable sins” in Jeff Bridge’s book by the same name. He defined sin as any lack of conformity to the moral character and laws of
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Sean McDowell, during the evening session of Momentum on July 18, taught 2,303 students, church volunteers and staff the reasons Christians have to defend the Bible. “Don’t you think…you should have some good reason to believe it is true?” McDowell asked the crowd. McDowell’s father, while in his twenties, set off on a journey to
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Sean McDowell asked Momentum students Thursday morning if they loved truth. It matters, he said, because truth has consequences. An apologetics professor at Biola University in La Mirada, Cali., McDowell is also a teacher at a private high school. He recently co-authored the book So The Next Generation Will Know. People in the modern day
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A Warsaw, Ind., native who attended Grace College and also participated in Operation Barnabas one summer, will return to her hometown next month to present a master class and perform in a benefit concert at her alma mater. Wednesday’s Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union, carries a story about Emily Behny, who has appeared in national touring shows
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At age 11 he was selling drugs. By age 17 he spent one year in jail. Now he’s visited every continent to share his testimony. Dimas Salaberrios, author of Street God, now a major motion picture, spoke to the Momentum audience about his journey from the streets to God and back to the streets of
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“The family feel is what draws people in,” says Tim Sprankle, the pastor of Leesburg Grace Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Leesburg, Ind. “People come to smaller congregations to connect.” Sitting in rural Indiana, the average attendance of Leesburg Grace is around 100 adults and children. Their uniqueness is based upon a culture that
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John McCollum, founder and executive director of Asia’s Hope, was featured on the radio program, Amazing Americans with Jerry Schemmel recently. The program features interviews with motivating and inspiring individuals from the world of sports and beyond. When John McCollum and his wife decided to adopt a child from Vietnam, they had no idea the experience would
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