Today more than ever, legacy planning is one of the most important things one can do for his or her family. Bernie Bostwick, president of Ambassador Advisors, shares ways to creatively give more to ministry-minded endeavors. Dr. Jim Lytle (CSU president) and Paul Golden, executive director of Alumni and Development, interviewed Bostwick to share his knowledge with our listeners. NOTES:Learn more about Ambassador Advisors.Contact Clarks Summit University Development Office:development@ClarksSu...

Laura Howell Sommons shares how her eating disorder brought her greater understanding of God’s lavish love. You will be encouraged by her authentic and powerful testimony as she joins Dr. Jim Lytle (CSU president) and Paul Golden (executive director of Alumni & Development) for this podcast. Notes:Lavishly Loved Ministry www.lavishlyloved.org

Baptist Bible Seminary alumni and professors Dr. Wayne Slusser ('12) and Dr. Jared August ('18) discuss their new book, "Scripture’s Story," with Dr. Jim Lytle, CSU president, and Paul Golden, executive director of alumni and development at Clarks Summit University. Slusser and August give a helpful overview of the book and reveal the impetus for writing on this important topic.Order the book today:Read more about the book Click here to purchase the book on Amazon

Rob Sauser (’88) is a third-generation alumnus of Clarks Summit University. In this interview, Rob reflects on his family’s legacy and the professors who influenced him while a student at CSU. He shares lessons learned from his career in telecommunications and commercial real estate in addition to perspective and insights on parenting. Listen in on this special conversation with businessman Rob Sauser, Paul Golden, executive director of Alumni & Development and Dr. Jim Lytle, CSU presiden...

CSU alumnus Joe Martino (’98) is passionate about helping others through the avenue of counseling. Listen on in this conversation with author, counselor and podcaster Joe Martino as he chats with CSU president Jim Lytle and Paul Golden, CSU's executive director of alumni and development. Podcast Show Notes:Joe Martino's Personal WebsiteJoe Martino Counseling Network Podcast: The Joe Martino Show"The Emotionally Secure Couple: The Key to Everything You Want in a Healthy Relationship"...

LYFE Women’s Conference Director Terry Perrine shares her passion for helping others receive theological training. In addition, hear her heart for impacting women through the annual LYFE conference. Listen in on this conversation between Terry, CSU president Jim Lytle and Paul Golden, executive director of alumni and development at CSU. Podcast notes: LYFE - Clarks Summit University Baptist Bible Seminary (ClarksSummitU.edu/BBS)

Ben Mathew (’00) shares his story, from his time serving with CSU student leadership to his current role in the corporate world. Mathew describes the lessons he learned in starting the Underground Café and how that has served him now as the vice president of corporate finance/CFO of Shared Services at UNC Health. Listen in on his conversation with CSU president Jim Lytle and Paul Golden, executive director of alumni and development.

Pastor and author Bruce Baker (’17) relates his Ph.D. experience at Baptist Bible Seminary and the impetus for writing two books. Baker, pastor emeritus of Washington County Bible Church (Brenham, Texas), candidly and carefully explains his journey with leukemia and ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) as he joins CSU's Dr. Jim Lytle and Paul Golden for this special conversation. PODCAST NOTES:Spiritual Maturity: The Road to WonderlandFor Thou Art With Me: Biblical Help For the Terminally Ill and...

Pastor and CSU adjunct professor Josh Littler (‘10) details his wife’s journey with ovarian cancer and the lessons they have learned along the way. In addition, Littler offers insight into his new microcourse on biblical discernment and modern entertainment. Listen in on this conversation with Littler, CSU president Dr. Jim Lytle and Paul Golden, executive director of alumni and development.PODCAST NOTES:CSU's Center for Lifelong Learning and Littler's Microcourse

Amanda Goglin (’04, ’10, ’18) enjoys impacting high school students in her classroom, and she is most passionate about serving people in her home. Listen in as Goglin shares how the Lord closed the door to overseas missions and directed her and her husband Kurt ('02, '14) to an intentional hospitality ministry in Northeast Pennsylvania. Jim Lytle, CSU president, and Paul Golden, executive director of alumni and development, interview Goglin in this encouraging episode.Amanda Goglin Link...