Employee News

In this week’s edition, we learn why Jennifer Pellish shouts “Lazar Wolf” at her 18-year-old son and Tara Condon explains what Gaelic football is.

This week, Pastor Jim Miller explains the oxymoron “rejoice in suffering.” He writes that “God is using our suffering in our lives to bring about something that we need.”

In this week’s Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert shares some surprising facts about how your oral health can affect the rest of your body. This goes way beyond cavities and gum disease.

In this week’s Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade goes to extremes — how being too busy or not busy enough both can affect our mental health. She also provides insights into what a balanced life looks like.

This week’s edition introduces an “urban cowboy” from New York City and a bird-watcher from the suburbs of Chicago.

In this week’s Theology Thursday, Pastor Jim Miller focuses on the connectivity of the Christian community — and the GCU community as well. “When you hurt, I hurt,” he writes, “and when you succeed, I’m happy for you.”

In this week’s Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert warns of the dangers of high cholesterol and what to do about it.

Dr. Deb Wade often writes about what love should look like, but in this week’s Mental Health Vitamin she looks at it from the opposite side: What it “ain’t.”

In this week’s edition, find out why a student activities coordinator calls herself a “not-so-threatening” triple threat and see what goal an Arizona newcomer has for his three children.

This week’s guest writer, Chris Jennings, cites a well-known verse from the Old Testament and explains what it means in today’s world. We must always be cognizant of God’s plan in our lives, no matter what our difficulties are.