The Master's University

During this election season, we are faced with many questions. How will we vote? Who will our next president be? But Dr. Gregg Frazer believes we should focus on an even more important question: where is our trust?

God’s people need to hold up the biblical standard of what truly constitutes saving faith to the watching world. #thinkingbiblically

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This week’s guest is both an alumnus of TMU and one of the University’s professors of history and political studies. In a timely interview, Dr. Gregg Frazer discusses his path to Master’s and how Christians can best follow Christ in the context of November’s presidential election.

At TMU, we teach that God created the heavens and the earth in six literal days. A correct interpretation of Scripture is important in studying God’s creation - everything from rock formations to the human body. For more information on our Department of Biological and Physical Sciences, visit www.masters.edu/academics/undergraduate/science.

Those who believe will desire to obey, however imperfectly they may follow through at times. And that desire for righteousness and obedience is the distinguishing mark of true biblical faith. #thinkingbiblically

TMU alumnus Mike Penberthy has won two NBA championships with the LA Lakers one as a player in 2001 and the other, earlier this month, as an assistant coach. After returning from the NBA’s bubble, he talked to his alma mater about the unique experience.

Women often face unique obstacles in their quest for deeper theological knowledge. Special guest Rebecca Stark blogger and author of the series "The Good Portion," talks on the Women's Hope Podcast today about why the work is worth it.

As a divine gift, faith is neither transient nor impotent. It has an abiding quality that guarantees that it will endure to the end. #thinkingbiblically

Senior Bible major Jared Pazin was a new believer when he first arrived at TMU. Read the story of how he came to faith after high school and how the faculty at TMU have helped form his life and thinking since then.

Aaron Shackleford broke records for our baseball program before being drafted into the minor leagues. He talks on The Bit about the unique spiritual preparation he received here for entering the mission field of professional baseball.

The modern definition of faith eliminates repentance, erases the moral significance of believing; it obviates the work of God in the sinner’s heart; it makes an ongoing trust in the Lord optional. #thinkingbiblically

Dr. Kurt Hild has been a professor to multiple generations over his 30 years at TMU. Read the story of how he learned to teach literature in a way that glorifies Christ and strengthens the faith of his students.