The National Science Foundation recently awarded Lee University a $600,000 grant that will provide scholarships and educational opportunities to Lee students majoring in science and mathematics. The award was made through the federal agency’s Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (S-STEM) program. This grant will fund a new Lee program which will be called “iMASS Scholars.”

Within the pages of Patrick DuBois’ new book, A Pilgrim’s Journey… Towards God’s Success in Life, readers will discover the author’s personal journey with the everyday struggles of life that keep everyone from experiencing God’s success in this world. Although author Patrick DuBois has been in ministry for over twenty years, he considers himself still a pilgrim on a journey just like his readers.

Last Thursday in a historic vote, the U.S. Senate passed a reconciliation bill that guts major portions of Obamacare and bars Planned Parenthood from receiving Federal tax dollars in Medicaid reimbursements. This would effectively defund Planned Parenthood to the tune of nearly $500,000,000 each year. The final vote was 52-47.

Last Easter, I wrote a post about “11 Reasons Pastors Struggle on Easter.” Now, the Christmas season is upon us.

For many years, the annual Christ’s Birthday Offering has been received from individuals and churches across the United States to fund disaster relief and humanitarian assistance. While the plain of tragedy widens, so does the conscientiousness of those who contribute to the cause.

Additional significant improvements have been made to The HUB, and other areas of the GODSHUB website www.godshub.com with the 4.0 upgrade, which was released on December 1, 2015.

This morning when I bought a newspaper in the Orlando airport, the man who rang up my purchase greeted me with a bashful smile. The name on his employee badge was “ZIAD.” I always try to guess where people are from, but his name wasn’t familiar. Was he from Lebanon? Jordan? Egypt?

I have ridden the two horses of business and ministry simultaneously for the past 40 years. While I have not always executed my responsibilities perfectly on both horses, the ride has never been less than interesting, to say the least.

Lee University student Jordan Smith, a contestant on the popular NBC talent search program The Voice, has moved into the Top 9 of the show’s contestants following a live broadcast performance on Monday night and a nationwide online vote with results revealed Tuesday night.