O Lord

Jul 19, 2024 | alysianicoleharris.substack.com | Alysia Harris |O Lord

Hello from Europe! Sorry for the delay, y’all. I’ve been traveling and am finally finding my rhythm again. I wanted to pop back in your inbox with a timely meditation on motion, witness, and the reframing of travel as necessity rather than luxury, but I’m just gonna start with what I got and grow from there. [God] waters the mountains from his upper chambers;    the land is satisfied by the fruit of his work…The trees of the Lord are well watered,    the cedars of Lebanon that he planted.

Jun 13, 2024 | blogarama.com | O Lord

The Psalm says, “We wait in Hope for the Lord, He is our help and our shield”. But what does that really mean? The Lord is our help and shield to do what, exactly? What’s the goal? And who/what are we shielded from? When you read the entire Psalm, it’s obviously praising God. It’s like a worship song. But, if all we do is read the last few verses, we might not realize that. We might even be shocked, and disappointed, to find that out.

May 6, 2024 | news.gcu.edu | O Lord

Photos by Tanielle GilbertStudents from the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions (bachelor's) and College of Education (bachelor's) were honored for the completion of their degree programs at Commencement on Friday morning afternoon at Global Credit Union Arena. It was all smiles for graduates during Friday morning’s Spring Commencement for online and cohort students at Global Credit Union Arena on May 3, 2024.

May 6, 2024 | news.gcu.edu | Mark Gonzales |O Lord

It’s often a pleasant surprise to professors when students complete their assigned work well ahead of schedule. But for Nina Geoffroy-Suppes, there’s added incentive. She's expecting to deliver her first baby in June. She learned of her pregnancy days before starting her first residency in Grand Canyon University’s College of Doctoral Studies. But Geoffroy-Suppes isn't worried. She has plenty of company and support.

May 3, 2024 | news.gcu.edu | Mike Kilen |O Lord

Photos by Tanielle Gilbert She got to campus two hours before the ceremony, outfitted her entire family in “GCU” shirts and hats, and before walking in to get her college degree was prompted to tell children Ryan, 13, and Tahillah, 10, what it all means for a native of Kenya who once read schoolwork by flamelight. “I have done this because I want to make your life better.