Where’s the Line?
There’s a Jeff Buckley song — Eternal Life — that’s had me thinking a lot lately about our work with students, especially […]
Tag: college students
The Senior Year Transition: How Are We Preparing our Students for Life After College?
My first year out [of college] was the toughest year of my life, a Penn State alum told me. He was a […]
Civility on Campus
Do your students treat others with civility? An odd question for 2010, really. But it’s the buzz on quite a few campuses. […]
College Stress: What College Ministers Should Know about Student Depression
“Maybe you are depressed.” That was the last thing I expected to hear from a doctor my senior year of college. Depressed? […]
The ‘Trend’ of Service
Serving others seems to be, far and away, the most popular form of faith expression on the campus I serve. Much […]
Inciting Incidents – Catalyst or Crutch?
The term “inciting incident” is a literary term used to describe the event, point of conflict, or problem in a story or […]
Students, Money & God… A Transformational Mix
Yesterday was a good day. After 21 days of prayerfully “Living A Better Story” we had roughly 400 students show up to […]
What Are Your Standards?
What are your standards for your leaders?
Do you have any?
Do they know what you expect?
Have you set the bar to high? To low?
The Dark Side of Leadership
When leaders fall it’s not pretty. When Christian leaders fall it seems even worse. The pain. The hurt. The confusion. The impact. […]
Making The Most Of It
With another blogathon starting tomorrow, I thought it might be good to talk about how we can make the MOST of our few […]