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Jake Aguas explains how understanding generational differences helped Taylor Swift become a billionaire.

“Our focus is in shaping business professionals while also nurturing them as leaders who will inspire lasting change in a dynamic world.”

“Things in business are always changing, so it’s important to keep being curious.”

“Being a believer in business today is both a tremendous opportunity to influence others and a significant challenge in confronting counter perspectives.”

“If I say I want to advance God's kingdom…the first step of that is to love God and to love people.”

I have been thinking a lot about gratitude recently, and there is much to be grateful for.

“Woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to lift him up!”

“The Crowell curriculum and faculty and staff have built us into who we are today…”

“You want investors to say, ‘Yes, I want to invest in that business. It has a market, it has a sustainability plan, and it has a founder who has a value system that I want to invest in.’”

“Women, you are not superior, you are not inferior. You are created to be equal, to co-labor with men on the earth…”

“If you’ve been sharing your faith in your actions and in your attitude, then perhaps the door is now open for you to share it in your words.”

“When you learn to be okay with not knowing what the future holds because you know that God knows and you can trust him, you will never feel more free or more at peace.”

“I was able to see more of what it means to place my joy in Christ,” says Younga Kim. “This allowed me to stop scrambling to get my life together the way I wanted it to be.”

“I learned how work and rest were not opposites, and we needed to live in a rhythm of work and rest...”

Jesus was counter-cultural when it came to women. Women were not valued in the religious, political or cultural norms of his day. Jesus used parables that included women. He accepted service from women: gifts, anointing, financial, loyalty and hospitality.

Our circumstances are indeed challenging, but they are no surprise to our Lord, who has provisioned us to be agents of both change and peace.

“That was the first time I heard God. It was so clear, so tender and so comforting. And I didn't have any doubt.”

“I wasn’t strong in my faith. I didn’t give God priority. I believe he saw that and decided to press me...”

“The friends I’ve made at Biola have pushed me to be the best version of myself and to not be afraid of where he’s leading me.”

From dreams of Taco Bell to a career in marketing, Jennifer Aspland shares how Crowell shaped her priorities.

“I came into college thinking solely about me, about ways to develop and further myself...My priorities since being at Biola have completely changed."

Everything I do flows from my heart. Therefore, I must keep it guarded from influences that weigh it down.

“You are uniquely gifted and wonderfully made, and it’s a sweet and beautiful process to discover who God made you to be."

Publisher, author, and Startup coach will talk about life lessons