Genesis Garner recaps our ministry project time which happens every Wednesday, where college students worship and then go make a difference in Nashville together!

A student review of our launch for intramural season, complete with a super fun draft party and meaningful discussion of the importance of sports with President Garner.

Nervous about moving in or curious about what it would be like? Here’s ten things you can count on in The Institute for GOD housing experience.

The Institute for G.O.D. now operates on eight-week terms. Professor Benjamin Reese explores the benefits of this for student learning outcomes at our college.

When people decide they want to do missions but lack the training, they may look for the quickest track to get them on the field. However, shortcutting the educational process will leave one unequipped…

Academic Dean Jeffrey Sherrod responds to common college affordability claims, helping students gain confidence that they'll get what they're after at their college of choice.

Institute Dean Jeffrey Sherrod talks about his experience teaching the Bible in India, and how experiences in the third world have changed the way he reads the Bible.

Institute Alumni Ashley Moore writes what she learned in her studies abroad, and why every college student should consider doing them.

In 2020--the year where colleges across the country have plummeting enrollment and many shutting their doors--the Institute for G.O.D. hosted its biggest Student Preview event yet.

Institute Professor Laurie Kagay shares some wisdom with Christian college students looking to celebrate Christmas meaningfully and without a lot of cash.

Attending a Christian college doesn’t mean you’re a Christian. Teaching at a Christian college doesn’t mean you’re a Christian. Graduating a Christian college doesn’t mean you’re a Christian either.

Institute for G.O.D. Professor and Librarian Benjamin Reese sets you up for success when taking college classes online.

Benjamin Reese writes on the Christian duty to remain people of the book - an ode to biblical literacy in a generation that’s deserting study.

An update on some of our college students who have been preparing to be a part of a 58-person mission trip to El Salvador.