More Than the Grade On Your Paper
One of the things I love most about working on a college campus is the cyclical nature of the year. Twice […]
Tag: calling
Have We Done All We Could?
It’s graduation season! The time of the year when we send our graduates off into the world to live out their dreams, […]
Ideas for May
It’s May!
That typically means the end of the academic year… unless that came in April for you. Either way, it’s time to start thinking about saying good-bye to students and preparing for a different season of ministry life – the summer.
Equipped For Disaster [?]
In case you haven’t heard, the greater Nashville area is experiencing its worst flooding ever [2010] (at least according to all records […]
The Greatest Resource [Wasted?]
Updated 4/30/12 Do you pray? Are you engaged in the practice of other spiritual disciplines? Are they central to your ministry and […]
‘Friendly Fire’ on Campus
Do you know what I’m talking about? Friendly fire? It’s a term most often used in the military, or other combat scenarios, […]
The [Un]Scheduled Pastor
Updated 4/27/12 Have you ever been asked: “What’s a ‘typical day’ in your job like?” If so, I’m guessing your answer was […]
Top 10 Issues College Students Face
There’s so much that makes up the college experience… so many opportunities, so many potential pitfalls.
How well do we assist students in navigating the waters of the college years?
Maybe before we can accurately answer this question we must first ask:
“What are the big issues that our students are dealing with?”
If we’ve not taken the time to answer this question than we must ask ourselves, “how relevant is our ministry?”
What Message Are You Sending?
Do you know what message your ministry is communicating to others? Does it accurately represent you? Your thoughts? Your beliefs? Do your […]
Longevity in College Ministry
College ministers often experience a unique call to a specific people group (college students), in a specific context (the college campus — or the local church), much like those who are called into the foreign mission field.