“Still so many new people to meet… and this mountain of homework to do… stuff is crazy back home, but I still kind of want to be there for it… I think they like me here…hopefully… that big presentation is due Monday…and exams are just around the corner…” Stressed yet? Maybe, maybe not. But whether … Read More
Starting in Fall 2019, Columbia’s longstanding Quest one-year discipleship program is adopting a more flexible approach to its academic requirements in order to provide a richer experience for incoming students. Rather than complete 31 credits hours over two semesters, the typical Quest student will now only need to complete 25 credit hours, with a course … Read More
If you’re a recent high school grad, you’re probably wondering about the difference between high school classes and Bible college lectures. Or, maybe you’ve studied at a public college or university and you’re wondering what might be different about lectures at a Bible college. Here are five things you can expect for your classroom experience … Read More
Somehow it’s already December, the fall semester at Columbia is finished, and you feel it in every bone in your body. You are ready for a break. You enter the door to your house, throw your stuff in your room, and declare it a school-free three weeks. Here starts up again that job you had … Read More
Bryan Born is the president of Columbia Bible College. In this post he shares key insights from Crucial Conversations, a book that he has found particularly helpful in his leadership role as well as in all his relationships. When was the last time you found yourself trapped in a crucial conversation – an exchange where opinions vary, … Read More
