Article
Mother’s Day for Every Woman
By Dr. Darla Rakes We all know Mother’s Day is a time to honor moms—but today, I’d love for us to see it as something more. It’s a day to […]
Alumni
Inevitable Tectonic Shifts
The month of May hosts nearly 100 designations of special days, weeks, or month-long advocacy. May is National Smile Month; Jewish American Heritage Month; Correct Your Posture Month; National Asparagus, […]
Alumni
Trends, Shifts, Changes
As young boys, my parents made sure my two brothers and I had new Easter outfits each year – complete with a child-sized “Indiana Jones-type” fedora! I think the Indiana […]
Article
Evangel Produces Compassionate Leaders
What if I told you that a single character trait—self-control—could significantly shape a person’s future? That’s exactly what the groundbreaking Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study discovered. This 50-year research […]
Alumni
An Attitude to Accomplish
Paul nurtured in the Roman Christians an attitude to accomplish. We “consolidated alums” also want to cultivate an attitude to accomplish God’s purposes in marketplaces, ministry leadership, and global missions. […]
President's Office
Convoy of Hope Parthership
Over the past few months, we’ve witnessed wildfires raging out of control on the West Coast and devastating floods sweeping through rural areas on the East Coast, leaving financial, emotional, […]
Academic Excellence
You Have What It Takes
Acts 14: 21{Barnabas and Saul} preached the gospel in that city and won a large number of disciples. Then they returned to Lystra, Iconium and Antioch, 22 strengthening the disciples and encouraging them to remain […]
Alumni, Alumni Spotlight
Alumni Spotlight: Brock Wilson
Name: Brock Wilson Graduation Year: 2018 Major: Broadcast Journalism Current Position: Weekend Anchor/Multimedia Journalist at KWCH TV City and State: Wichita, KS Tell us about your career and what you […]
Alumni, Alumni Spotlight
Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Brandon Clark
Name: Dr. Brandon Clark Graduation Year: 2008 Major: Masters of Education in Educational Leadership Current Position: District Director of Athletics and Activities City and State: Nixa, MO Tell us about […]
Academic Excellence
No Reason for Cynicism
If Bathsheba’s son had Facebook and TikTok, he would probably ridicule our saying, “Happy New Year,” to friends and strangers. The patron saint of cynics might express negative opinions about […]
President's Office
70 Years of Unwavering Commitment
Seventy years ago, Evangel University was established as a place where students, guided by a faculty grounded in a biblical worldview received stellar vocational training needed to fulfill their calling. […]
President's Office
The God Beyond Human Failures: A Call to the Intellectual, Sincere, and Truth-Seeking
There is a growing sense of disillusionment among young people today—especially those who grew up in the church, only to witness heartbreaking things done in the name of religion. Hypocrisy, […]
President's Office
Get Out of Your Own Way
In the Bible, Joseph had to overcome many barriers that may have prevented God’s full plan to unfold in his life, and a significant issue he faced is what we […]
President's Office
Diagnosing and Curing the Common Spiritual Disease of Chameliosis
Imagine the upheaval in the first century when Jesus introduced a new and living way to connect with God, moving beyond strict adherence to religious law. This transformation not only […]
Alumni
The Church in Chains?
Whatever degree you and I earned during our undergraduate days; we studied in a Jesus-honoring context. We experienced something unique as we passed through AGTS, CBC, or EU. We walked […]
President's Office
The Power of Gratitude and Generosity
Gratitude and generosity have always been inseparable. I’ve never found a person who was grateful but not generous. And I find that generosity will change even the most stubborn pessimist […]
President's Office
Building a Future Ready Legacy
Coming Home means more now than ever. Home is something that as human beings we are driven to constantly create. We leave the home we are born into and seek […]
Academic Excellence, English, Humanities
English Majors Are Publishing!
by LaDonna Friesen I was reading through the spring edition of Missouri Humanities magazine, and was surprised and delighted at the name of a recent English graduate, Joy Myers. Her […]
Academic Excellence, English, Humanities
Finding C.S. Lewis in Belfast, Ireland
By LaDonna Friesen My husband and I spent one day this May in Belfast, Ireland. We could have visited the Titanic Museum, but we were in the city where C.S. […]
Academic Excellence, Business
Workforce Development and a College Education
By Dr. Jeremy Harris Recently, I had the privilege to be part of a tour that showcased two manufacturing businesses and a manufacturing training center. Sponsored by US Congressman Eric […]