When Rest Isn’t Quitting and Work Isn’t the Enemy
“Grace is not opposed to effort; it is opposed to earning.” – Dallas Willard If you look
February 17, 2026
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How Manna University Shaped My Calling
I had so many ideas of what my future would look like, and then I
February 12, 2026
So You Feel Like an Imposter? Leadership, Calling, and Faithfulness
I remember sitting in a massive conference room at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa almost
February 10, 2026
Learning Leadership, the Long Way Around
I hated school for most of my life. That may sound strange coming from a
February 3, 2026
Meet the Faculty Shaping the Next Generation at Manna U
We sat down with one of our faculty members, Sean Pottorff, to ask some questions about
January 29, 2026
Why Christian Leadership Must Be Rooted Before It Is Visible
I hear a lot of people, especially in Christian ministry, talk about a shortage in
January 27, 2026
Why Chapel Matters at a Christian University
When we hear the word chapel, a variety of images may come to mind—wedding chapels, small countryside
January 22, 2026
Remembering Dr. King: Justice, Suffering, and the Long Work of Formation
Yesterday was Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the United States. Dr. King’s story is
January 20, 2026
What Do You Learn in Bible College?
A Look Inside Manna University This question comes up in many conversations I have had
January 15, 2026
Leading While Learning: Why This Space Exists
“Leadership is hard and traumatic. Deal with it.” I formed that sentiment in year 11 of
January 13, 2026
Godfrey Ntagungira: Shaped by Grace to Serve People
Born and raised in Rwanda, Godfrey Ntagungira spends his days serving people through family counseling,
January 12, 2026
Tauri Maldonado: Called and Being Equipped
For Tauri Maldonado, the journey to Manna University began long before she ever enrolled in
January 12, 2026