The Daily Runner

“You are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people belonging to God, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light” (1 Peter 2:9) By April Allbritton We are called to worship; it was part of the very purpose of our creation. Revelation [...]

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  President, Carlos Campo, inspires Regent University By Carolyn Mendez Faculty, staff and students alike gathered on Wednesday, January 25, 2011 for the first annual Presidents Chapel of the year. The president of Regent University, Carlos Campo, delivered an encouraging message to the crowd attending. The service opened with Ranjit Abraham who briefly shared about [...]

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Regent University’s Chapel recently invited Ryan Bomberger, founder of the Radiance Foundation to speak on the issue of abortion and the sanctity of life. By Precious B. Watson Ryan Bomberger is an alumnus of Regent University and has worked feverishly with his wife to protect human life, by being an advocate of the unborn and [...]

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Sometimes it is hard for us to enjoy life in the present because of mistakes, pain and darkness of our pasts; but there is a way to keep the past in the past. By April Allbritton The past. Just hearing that phrase triggers memories in my mind. Some of the memories are beautiful, full of [...]

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A luminous ferris wheel provides sparkle to the laid back Southern Orange County landscape. By Glenn Lee Irvine, CA— It is Southern California, where there are more sunny days than cloudy. Visiting an outdoor shopping center presents a unique experience, different from the typical mall found on the East Coast. The Irvine Spectrum Center, one [...]

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SOPA and PIPA bills create an uproar. Carolyn Mendez With one click, an entire world is opened. Living in a technologically advanced society, it is nearly impossible to imagine life without instant access to Google and Wikipedia. On January 18, 2011, two anti-piracy bills proposed by government threatened just that.  The web community participated in [...]

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By Austin Bell Dear Mr. President, Members of Congress, Presidential Candidates, Political Party Activists and Protesters, the News Media, and anyone else who wants to talk about politics: Stop hating each other. I beg you. Think I’m overreacting? Let me explain… Ed Schultz, you felt that Tim Pawlenty bashed you during an interview on your [...]

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  Christian film ministry inspires Regent students By Rebecca Brittingham Powerful acting. Dramatic music. Minimal dialogue. YesHEis, a brand new Christian film company, has revolutionized the Christian media world introducing short 2-5 minute content-based stories. Rather than relying heavily on dialogue as do many other film companies, yesHEis has chosen to minimize the dialogue and [...]

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  Hundreds of community leaders gather at the Chesapeake Conference Center to hear guest speaker Dr. Freeman Hrabowski By Rebecca Brittingham “Where would each of you be today if you didn’t have the privilege of getting an education?” is the question that Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, President of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County posed to [...]

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The International Justice Mission was held to spread awareness to the Hampton Roads community. The program included an ongoing art auction, a short film, and a panel discussion. The efforts were successful in notifying more people of modern day slavery, and how they can help. By Joni Bonney January 11, 2012 marked the fifth annual [...]

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