Insights

  “I actually came to my faith while I was incarcerated,” shares SCS student, Leonara Walker. “I was incarcerated in 2013, and before that I was an addict and homeless for several years. However, I met a lady while I was incarcerated, who introduced me to Jesus, and...

  I come from a highly educated Hispanic family. My mother has a Masters of Arts in Spanish, and although my father only has his high school degree, he knows the value of education and has been an example of Christ in my life. I have two older brothers who are medical...

  “Only God could let my mom get lost in McAllen on her way to Monterrey, Mexico and convince her to purchase a house there. Only God could give me the courage to get up and follow my mom there when I was in the midst of my own marital problems. Only God could use our...

  1. Understand the task at hand. via GIPHY Know exactly what the professor’s expectations are before beginning the assignment. Consider questions that should be answered in your presentation, length of your presentation, and the depth of content that should be...

  The Lord designed us to be in relationship with Him and others, therefore group work seems like a great idea. However, many times group projects can be frustrating experiences. The truth is, group work or projects can be great. They provide the perfect opportunity...

Explore a curated collection of Latino and Hispanic theology books. Discover rich insights and diverse perspectives in theology. Welcome to our carefully curated collection of Latino and Hispanic Theologian Books, a journey into the profound world of Latino and...

  1. Pick a topic that interests you  via GIPHY If you’re not interested in the topic, you won’t be excited about having to research it. Conversely, if your topic interests you, the research is going to be more fun! 2. Do broad research before narrowing it down via...

    1. Long Lines are a Great Place to Study via GIPHY Exams can seem intimidating, especially if you wait until the night before to start studying. However, big assignments are much more manageable when you break them down into small sections. If you have an exam...

  Here we are, on the verge of a brand new semester. I have a particular fondness for this time of year; in part because I always like things when they are brand new - especially clothes, shoes, and books. But all joking aside, I like the commencement of a semester...

  This fall, I will be teaching three classes that focus on the student as a ministry leader. From preaching to spiritual formation, these classes will give students both theoretical knowledge and practical experience that will help them serve the church and their...