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3 Essential Interview Traits To Look For In Church Staff Candidates
We are excited to share a guest post today. This article on church leadership, posted by Deanna Kotrla, was featured on Vanderbloemen. You [...]
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KCU Brings Back Baseball, Hensley Named Head Coach
It has been 23 years since Kentucky Christian University has fielded a varsity-level baseball team and we are pleased to announce that the [...]
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Corey Fipps Named New Football Coach
After a competitive search, KCU has named their new football coach. Corey Fipps comes by way of an impactful coaching career as well as an [...]
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Dr. Nash’s Word Study, Entry 3
Confidence May 1972 Confidence is a virtue which can give strength and security in one’s life. Confidence in self, in others, in one’s [...]
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Mr. G
Dear campus family, You may have heard that we lost one of the true KCU legends last night, “Mr G.” Thomas Gemeinhart was a history and [...]
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Dr. Nash’s Word Study, Entry 2
True Religion January 1972 What constitutes true religion is often discussed in today’s religious world. It might be profitable for us to [...]
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Open Letter From A KCU Parent
The following is a blog post from a KCU Parent, C.C. Payne: An Open Letter to Kentucky Christian University As our daughter’s freshman year [...]
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Dr. Nash’s Word Study, Entry 1
Word Studies By Dr. Donald A. Nash Welcome to Word Studies by New Testament and Greek professor, Dr. Donald A. Nash. The articles on this [...]
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Why Is Filling Out My FAFSA Important?
When you embark on your college journey, you will have to answer a major question: HOW AM I GOING TO PAY FOR THIS? This is a question that [...]
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Emma Campaign
Join us in recognizing one of the true legends of KCU, Emma Qualls.
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KCU Receives Recreation Grant
KCU’s Ron Arnett with Raymond Washington from Enterprise Rentals accepting a Recreation Grant for $1000 to go toward purchase of Disc Golf [...]
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Discipleship Past and Future
By: Myron Williams[1] Once upon a time I was taught that discipleship was a matter of attending Sunday School, memorizing certain passages [...]
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Hipster Homiletics
Hipster Homiletics: One Response to the Challenge of Slacktivism By: Rob O’Lynn, ABD[1] I’m not exactly certain when it dawned on me that [...]
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Modern Lessons from a 76 Year Old Crime
By: Dr. T. Scott Caulley[1] This month Germany is observing with national shame the anniversary of the Reichskristallnacht, the night of the [...]
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Economics & Christian Ethics
What Does Economics Have to do with Christian Ethics? By: Dr. David Fiensy, Ph. D. “To the extent that you did (acts of charity) to one of [...]
Prepared for the World
“Whether I continue working in Learning and Development, Organizational Effectiveness or choose another route altogether, my Humanities degree prepared me for the world, because it prepared me for deeply engaging with people, meeting them where they are and understanding their needs across all levels.”
Lindsey (Leach) Simpkins, Class of 2005
