Filled with wisdom and practical advice from a seasoned college professor and student mentor, Thriving at College covers the ten most common mistakes that college students make, and how to avoid them.
When calls go unanswered and conversations feel strained, you’re not alone. In this free 7-part video series, Dr. John Townsend offers practical, Scripture-based guidance to help you take steps toward healing and restoration.
Dr. Sandra Gray assumed the president’s position at Asbury University in 2007; she has been a member of the faculty at Asbury University as a professor of business management since 1989. President Gray received her Ph.D. in public administration and a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Kentucky.
James Brown, host of CBS’ The NFL Today, shares his personal faith journey and family story, while emphasizing the importance of responsibility, humility, and living as an authentic Christian, both in family life and the public arena. The conversation also explores themes of racial unity, the role of the Bible in addressing cultural challenges, and the lasting impact of mentors.
Dee Dee Said describes a manipulative, physically and emotionally abusive relationship she suffered as a teen and offers poignant insight into understanding how a teen or young adult might be feeling amidst abuse, and the thought processes that can lead someone into that kind of situation. She also offers parents guidance on identifying the warning signs of abuse and how to help a teenage child who is going through it.
Bullying can leave kids feeling isolated, anxious, and unsure of their worth. Counselor Julie Lowe offers parents practical, biblically-based guidance for recognizing bullying, responding with wisdom, and helping their child face the situation with courage, strength, and confidence.
Mom trains her little boy to say please and thank you but John and Danny explore why it’s important to let the son speak for himself as he gets older.
Todd Smith of the music group, Selah, and his wife, Angie, share their moving story surrounding their decision to carry their pre-born child to term when they were advised by doctors to terminate the pregnancy because the baby would not survive outside the womb. (Part 1 of 2)
Counselor Julie Lowe explains that, because every child is unique, the use of parenting formulas won’t deliver the results that moms and dads are seeking. She encourages parents to instead get to know each of their children as individuals, and to rely on biblically-based wisdom for raising them.
Every parent has strengths. Discover your natural parenting approach and learn practical ways to help your family thrive.
