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The Admissions Office at Boise Bible College is now offering a podcast resource to high school students, career counselors, and parents looking to understand the college admissions process. The Admissions Office understands that college admissions can be confusing!...
The professors were amazing instructors and mentors who enabled him to “dig my well deep, so I didn’t suck mud in the dry times.” In 1999, Army Staff Sergeant William (Bill) Robinson was about to leave his post at Fort Lewis, WA, for Special Forces (Green Beret)...
The encouragement and investment of people he respects got Jesse Whitford to Boise Bible College and continue to play a significant role in his life. Jesse came to BBC at the encouragement of his parents Mike and Cindy, who have spent a lifetime in ministry. Jesse...
When Yolanda (Liebenberg) Burgess was 14, her grandmother, who was a Christian, died of cancer. Just before her death, a family friend visited, bringing along an atheist friend who had never met her. As they walked out after their visit, Yolanda overheard the atheist...
Praise God He Didn't! Boise Bible College was a tremendous blessing in Randy Bourn’s life, but he almost missed it. If a youth minister hadn’t challenged him to consider giving Bible College a serious thought, he would have missed out on everything God had in store...
Faithfulness in ministry has marked the nearly 50-year journey of Alan Walker from his small hometown in Oregon through many ministries and hardships and back to his hometown. Alan grew up in Yoncalla, a small town near Drain south of Eugene. He enjoyed the small-town...
Steven Ray Bragg entered Boise Bible College at age 27 in the spring of 1976. Previously, the Hippie culture of drugs and alcohol influenced him and became apart of his life. Steven had discovered God but did not know who He was. His brother, Greg, found a college in...
Let’s be honest, Bible college is not normal, and as humans sometimes we get suspicious of what is not normal. Our suspicions can create misperceived narratives about whatever we distrust. Whether it is children who are suspicious of vegetables, teenagers who are...
“My number one passion is helping people understand clearly what God is like. I believe that if people understand God, there is nothing about Him to not like.” To Tom Kopp, “what God is like” is grace and that’s his message for everyone. The impact of God’s grace in...
Transitioning to college means stepping into this great unknown. You’re stepping into new living spaces, with new people, eating new food, as well as finding a new routine. For the last 18-ish years, you’ve lived with the same people primarily. We don’t lay that out...