by Amanda Burke | Feb 12, 2021 | Admissions, Apologetics, Bible, Bible college, Evangelism, Events, Intercultural Studies, Pastoral Ministry, Student Events, Theology, Uncategorized |
At CCBS, partnerships are a small part of the ministry work that we seek to do. Strategically we consider each partnership’s lasting impacts on the long-term ministry of the students at CCBS. Recently we partnered with Wycliffe Associates and implemented a new...
by Amanda Burke | Feb 8, 2021 | Admissions, Bible, Bible college, Evangelism, Events, Intercultural Studies, News, Pastoral Ministry, Student Events, Uncategorized |
Something we find unique about CCBS is the enrolled couples who learn and engage together on campus. It is a blessing to see God work in and through couples’ lives via biblical higher education. These couples frequently share that attending classes opens the...
by Amanda Burke | Jan 4, 2021 | Admissions, Bible, Bible college, Evangelism, Events, News, Pastoral Ministry, Student Events, Theology, Uncategorized |
We are officially saying goodbye to 2020 and welcoming the start of 2021. The new year is full of joy and possibilities! For January, we are asking that you join us in a 28-day prayer challenge. Let us take some time to focus on praying for CCBS, missions and...
by Chris Dickerson | May 23, 2017 | Bible, Theology, Uncategorized |
Understanding the doctrines of the faith is probably not at the top of your daily priority list! However, investing the time to understand the doctrines of the faith is important. No, it’s not just for pastors and theologians. All Christian believers should take time...
by Bethany Minich | May 16, 2017 | Bible, Uncategorized |
If you have chosen to pursue a Christian education, you will find both Christian schools and Bible colleges while conducting your search. During your school search you may also be asking yourself, “Who attends Bible college?” or “Am I a candidate for a Bible or...
by Chris Dickerson | May 9, 2017 | Bible, Uncategorized |
Which books of the Bible should I study first? This question often baffles Bible readers. With 66 different books, do I start with the Old Testament or the New? Maybe a Gospel about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus? Or perhaps a shorter book like...
