May 25, 2017 | HBU Faith & College Series, Higher Education
Our School of Nursing and Allied Health at HBU does its work of teaching, research, and clinical training in relationship to the healing professions. And it does so within the framework of our Christian mission. Christian Worldview This recent series of blogs has been...
May 10, 2017 | HBU Faith & College Series, Higher Education
The Archie W. Dunham College of Business at HBU has been widely recognized for its excellence – an excellence that comes from the product of our students, the quality of our faculty, the breadth of our programs, and the reputation of the Dunham name. Business, Virtue,...
May 2, 2017 | HBU Faith & College Series, Higher Education
Science and mathematics are longtime academic disciplines of higher education. In a Christian university, however, tradition is not our only reason for retaining and expanding these exacting disciplines. The College of Science and Mathematics at HBU is a living...
Apr 17, 2017 | HBU Faith & College Series, Higher Education
The Easter season has caused me to reflect on many things, and in that process of reflection I’ve tried to ask myself what the life, death and resurrection of Jesus have to do with what we do at HBU. First and most obviously, at HBU we recognize the Lordship of...
Apr 3, 2017 | Christian Living, HBU Faith & College Series, The Bible
The Christian worldview starts with the one true and living God, who is good and purposeful, who keeps His word, and who is the creator of all things: The God of Scripture. As soon as we invoke the notion of Scripture, we are beginning to talk about the big story of...
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Mar 20, 2017 | HBU Faith & College Series, Higher Education
4 notions that miss the mark in describing a Christian university What is a Christian school? Houston Baptist University – note the middle word of our three word name! – is a Christian university. But what does that mean? I’ve discovered over the years that...
