I am Lesallan, and I serve in Aurora, MO — joining you from my keyboard. I teach missiology and Christian ethics and care deeply about forming students to live out their faith with humility, compassion, and practical skills for cross‑cultural ministry. In this course, we will study Scripture and mission history together and practice contextual, dignity‑centered approaches to sharing the gospel and making disciples.

You will be invited to reflect on your own story and convictions, engage thoughtfully with case studies and readings, and practice skills through conversation, short projects, and service opportunities. Come ready to listen, ask honest questions, and try practices that stretch your cultural imagination and pastoral wisdom. If you want Read more

Why are People Evil

Lesallan | November 3, 2025 Acknowledgement of the question This is one of the oldest, hardest questions humans ask — it carries grief, confusion, and a search for meaning. I’ll give a clear, multi‑layered answer that draws on psychology, social science, and Christian theology, and finish with practical responses you Read more

Addressing Ethical Concepts: Divorce and Remarriage

Addressing Ethical Concepts: Divorce and Remarriage Lesallan BostronOhio Christian University PHL2100 Ethics (ONL25F3A) Professor Mark Godbold29 October 2025 Addressing Ethical Concepts: Divorce and Remarriage Divorce and remarriage are among the most difficult ethical and pastoral challenges facing the contemporary church. Scripture presents marriage as a covenantal, one-flesh union intended for Read more

Imago Dei, Innovation, and Integrity: Navigating Cognitive Enhancement and Neurotechnology at Ohio Christian University

PHL2100 Ethics (ONL25F3A) My Progress Discussions Student Toolkit Webex Future Ethical Concerns Discussion Ohio Christian University October 29, 2025 Lesallan Bostron posted Oct 29, 2025, 8:29 AM Future Ethical Concerns Discussion           Advances in brain–computer interfaces, neurostimulation, neuropharmacology, and neurogenetic interventions are shifting fast from treatments Read more