What Characteristics Do You Look For Most In Potential Student Leaders?
When you’re looking for new student leaders for your ministry, what do you look for most? Is it particular skills and abilities? […]
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What Kind of Leader Are You?
I’ve recently been reminded that all leadership is not equal. I’m sure we all know this — on one level. And yet, […]
Weaving the Theme of Vocation Into Your Conversations
Vocation. For most of us who work with college students, we’ve long understood this word to describe a sense of calling in […]
Point Them Towards the Sunrise
Maybe you see what I see, and hear what I hear, when you engage with students around campus. Time and time again […]
4 Things Our Students Need Right Now
It’s getting on towards late November — and our students are dreaming of the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, as well as the Christmas […]
Are You Modeling A Better Way of Life?
I’m increasingly reminded of just how broken our world is. Even within our Christian circles. Even within our Christian ministries. The powerful […]
The 5 Main Features of Emerging Adulthood
In his book, Emerging Adulthood, Jeffrey Arnett identifies 5 main features of Emerging Adulthood: It is the age of identity explorations, of […]
In Search of Best Resources on Sex, Dating, Purity, and Healthy Relationships
It’s resource sharing time. When it comes to talking to your students about things like sex, dating, pornography, hooking up, purity, holiness, […]
See How the Farmer Waits…
I heard this passage in church yesterday and thought of us — and the work we do with students. I was reminded […]
SAME LOVE >> How Should This Message Inform Our Ministry With Students?
About a year and a half ago I conducted a brief interview with Donna Freitas. Freitas, a professor at Boston University, is […]