As Christians, it is necessary to have fellowship and find a community and support system that can bear with you through good and bad times. However, it is not necessarily easy to find or build a community like this, especially when you are transitioning seasons in your life and entering the unknown. In this episode, we'll talk about how you can build a community where you are.

All students develop habits during their time in school. Some of these habits help them stay productive and retain information. Other habits may hurt their academic endeavors. We will dive into some common habits that hurt students and some techniques to help break these habits. We will then cover some good habits and how to make them stick.

In this episode, we will talk about conflict and some practical ways in which we can resolve it.

We talk with HR Business Partner Michael Frommack about emotional intelligence from both a practical and biblical perspective. We will also talk about some ways we can improve in this area as people.

We will investigate the topic of public speaking to learn why it is an important skill, understand what causes our nervousness behind it, and learn some ways to overcome it to be an effective public speaker.

A common theme we have seen in conversations with our online student body is imposter syndrome. We oftentimes lack the confidence to feel totally qualified to be in an area of study, type of position at work, or area of ministry. In this episode, we will dive into this topic and discuss what imposter syndrome is, how we can overcome it, and what ways we can grow in our confidence without being cocky.

Students often hear from our development team about initiatives like Dale Carnegie, Financial Peace, and book studies. We will introduce students to our development team and provide additional information about the various development opportunities we are offering.

In this episode, we introduce the Alumni Relations team, speak about some steps to staying involved with LU after graduation, and some ways we as Online Life are partnering with the Alumni Relations team.

We are launching a new semester and Season 3 of the podcast with our friend Dr. Mark Hine, Executive Vice President for Student Affairs!

Nutrition can feel like a blessing and a curse to many individuals. The food that is quick isn’t typically healthy, and the food that is healthy typically isn’t quick. However, the fuel that we put into our bodies can greatly impact multiple areas of our life—physical, academic, emotional, and more! In this episode, discussion will focus around what nutrition can lead to our best physical and academic growth and ways to achieve this.