Got Milk?
A couple of weeks ago, as I was driving to pick up my kids from school, I came across an unusual scene. […]
Tag: campus ministry
It’s All A Gift
According to the American Heart Association website, “approximately 95% of sudden cardiac arrest victims die before reaching the hospital.”
Sometime between 12:10pm and 12:20 pm on April 14th my world was turned upside down. During a run over my lunch hour, I went into full cardiac arrest and collapsed. At 32 years of age I had a heart attack…at 32! This was completely unexpected and the circumstances surrounding my survival are nothing short of miraculous.
I Weep At The Wonder Of It
My family thinks I have a heart of steel. And it’s true. I rarely cry in sad movies. I’m a rock at […]
Organic AND Pragmatic
Greetings Campus Ministers…my students are heading your way! Last Saturday I had the privilege of watching a half-dozen students I had only […]
The Future of College Ministry is “Down and Out”
I have a pastor friend who reads Acts 17, Paul’s “Mars Hill” encounter, a bit differently than many of us. He sees […]
Getting It Right
I live a few miles west of the city of coffee aka Portland, Oregon. Portlanders take their coffee seriously. It must be one […]
Layers of Leadership
For those of us in college ministry, the idea of equipping and developing young people for a life of following Christ is […]
Is Graduation Really the End?
They’re done, but not gone. They’re college graduates — prepared and equipped to go out and make a difference in the world […]
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 […]
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, […]