Social Justice and the Church as 3rd Way
Last night a group of students gathered again to hear Dr. Scot McKnight share; this time on the topic of social justice. […]
Last night a group of students gathered again to hear Dr. Scot McKnight share; this time on the topic of social justice. […]
Scot McKnight is on campus this week. I’m really excited about how God is already using him to challenge our […]
With the 10-year anniversary commemorating that attacks of September 11, 2001 fast approaching, how will you talk with students about it? […]
I have very few “pocket speeches” that I pull out and use over and over again.
I find that every student is unique, as is their situation, and it (and they) deserves to be treated as such.
However, at the start of every new school year there is one speech (conversation is probably a more accurate description) that I seem to present over and over and over again…
When new students approach me about finding a place to lead (and more specific to our campus — to lead worship) I tell them all the same thing:
Find a place to belong first, then look for ways to invest your gifts.
As I continue to comb back through the memoir of Eugene Peterson I was reminded of this challenging and important passage in […]
Failure.
It’s probably one of the things we fear the most as ministry leaders.
But from where I stand, I think there are few things that would constitute true failure in ministry…
The abuse of leadership — most certainly.
Not tending to our own spiritual needs, and letting our cup run dry, such that we render ourselves ineffective would be another.
But I think much of what we do, and are called to be about, will include little failures here and there.
Friends and colleagues, Preparation for the next Blogathon are now underway! The LEADing LEADers Blogathon will be a chance for us to […]
What happened to August? No, seriously. Well, it’s here! Another school year (at least for most of us). And August proved […]
The college years are some of the most formative in life. During this critical time, students are going through a tremendous amount […]
As we dive into a new year of ministry, and attempt to draw in the large class of incoming first-year students, […]