The Multnomah Biblical Seminary (MBS) of Jessup University, today announced that it has been awarded a significant grant from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion (DoSER) program as part of the “Science Engagement for Congregational Flourishing” (SECF) project, funded by the Lilly Endowment Inc. This initiative, titled “Church and Science Working Together to Cultivate Resilience in the Face of Suffering,” aims to equip pastors with the tools to address suffering and trauma in their congregations through a collaborative approach between theological and scientific communities. …
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Jessup University invites the community to join together in prayer
and reflection during the National Day of Prayer event on May 1, 2025, at 8:00 AM. This year’s event will take place on the university’s Rocklin campus and feature a keynote address by Francis Chan, a globally
recognized pastor and New York Times bestselling author, in a rare local appearance. This gathering
offers a unique opportunity for spiritual inspiration, community connection, and meaningful engagement with others through prayer. Jessup University’s gathering is part of a nationwide tradition of more than
70,000 events and will serve as a special opportunity for the community to reflect, connect, and be
inspired….
Let’s be real…life gets hard. And when it does, who do you have in your corner? In a world that often preaches self-sufficiency and independence, we sometimes forget the power of having strong, faith-filled women standing beside us. The story of Ruth and Naomi isn’t just some ancient Bible tale—it’s a raw and real example of what it looks like for two women to lean on each other, push through the pain, and walk into God’s blessings together….
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Let’s be real…life gets hard. And when it does, who do you have in your corner? In a world that often preaches self-sufficiency and independence, we sometimes forget the power of having strong, faith-filled women standing beside us. The story of Ruth and Naomi isn’t just some ancient Bible tale—it’s a raw and real example of what it looks like for two women to lean on each other, push through the pain, and walk into God’s blessings together….
Woman, made in the image of God, alongside the man, is a necessary element of the design God established in the beginning account. Purposed for communion with Him, both woman and man were created equal, displaying the glory of God in ways that compliment one
another. While quite the messy topic in the world of religion, I am tempted to think that it is as simple as it is written in Genesis 1:27…
Scripture itself, like almost everything in life, is multi-layered with those layers ranging from tangible fact to deeply metaphoric. 1 Author Michael Gorman explains that “a passage of Scripture is often like the center of a set of concentric circles, each circle representing each section of the biblical book”. …
Jesus’ concern for the lowly and weak, the humble and gentle, is so important that these are the first words in His Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5. Yet, I use these well-known verses to preface a story that came a thousand years before them—a story about how God used a lowly, humble, and faithful woman, Hannah, as an instrument in His divine plans….
The Bible has been called a “man’s book,” and Christianity a “masculine religion.” Nothing could be further from the truth. Women are significant in the biblical story because women are significant to God. Even when cultural norms can diminish their value, God consistently pushes against these norms to show the love and honor that women deserve….
