Don Moore, retired executive director of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, continues to encourage Arkansas Baptists to pray. Coming out of the Olympic season we
Our world desperately needs Christ-centered leaders. I believe God birthed WBU to be a place that meets this critical need.
I’m grateful for the generations who came before us who faithfully and effectively stewarded this Christian university.
Imagine the lives that could be changed if we all fully embraced our faith and walked accordingly.
As a part of the Arkansas Baptist family, when you ask, we will help.
If you have an employee who will now be nonexempt under the new thresholds, who routinely works more than 40 hours per week, this may require you to put pen to paper and calculate if paying overtime or raising their salary makes more sense.
1 Corinthians 10:31, a verse embedded within the fabric of Christian teachings, serves as a guiding light for believers navigating the complexities of daily existence.
Whenever I am introduced to individuals that have laid a foundation and created a history of ministry, I always have a great sense of appreciation and awe at their work.
This year’s university theme has been “lives of meaningful work,” a phrase in our mission statement focused on one purpose of an Ouachita education. There are many dimensions to a life of meaningful work.
I am grateful to work for and lead a Christian university that I believe has been faithful to a biblical understanding of elite. An elite Christian university should be committed to biblical authority, the lordship of Christ, orthodox Christian theology, a commitment to serve the church, and a mission to produce Christian leaders.
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