
Your mission in biblical higher ed is all about changing lives for Christ. As you train the next generation of leaders, you need ideas and strategies tailored to help them flourish. On Biblical Higher Ed Talk, we dive into just that to equip you with insights and knowledge that empowers you and your institution to flourish. We’ll engage leaders and practitioners in biblical higher education and be... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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A season finale unlike any before it, this episode turns the microphone inward as ABHE President Philip Dearborn reflects on the state of biblical higher education. With clarity and conviction, he shares what is encouraging, what is challenging, and ... more
A life that looks steady on the surface can still carry deep, unspoken pain. Alison Byxbe shares a vulnerable and redemptive journey through grief, unexpected diagnoses, and emotional exhaustion, revealing how God met her in the midst of it all. Thro... more
What does it mean to live out faith in a world where belief can cost everything? Ed Brown, Secretary General of Stefanus Alliance International, brings a global perspective shaped by frontline work with persecuted communities. Through powerful storie... more
Most professors in higher education are trained deeply in their disciplines but rarely trained in how to teach through a biblical worldview. That gap shapes how future leaders think, practice, and integrate faith into their fields. Seth Scott, Columb... more
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I have listened to this podcast faithfully since it launched last year, even though I’m not exactly a member of the target demographic. I’m an online adjunct faculty member at an ABHE institution. I’m not an administrator, but I do teach writing and research skills to students in the M.A. in higher education program—plus, I just find the inner workings of higher ed fascinating, and important for anyone who works in this sector, regardless of their role. I love how candid the conversations are on... more









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