Andrew Marin || Church and Sex in a Postmodern and Emergent Culture: What is the 4th Ideal?
Today marked the beginning of our 2nd Annual ‘Sex & the Soul’ week on campus. This is a week specifically set aside […]
Tag: commitment
Knowing How (and When, and Why) to Stand Your Ground
Standing behind tough decisions, and the “unpopular” people who make them, is tough.
Choosing to stand up, and stand against, decisions that are made can be equally difficult!
Now, as we think about stepping out and taking a stand it’s important to remember:
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. […]
A La Carte Christianity
When I was a young boy I used to be a pretty particular eater. I can remember going out for meals with […]
Lopsided Christians
In my post yesterday [The ‘Trend’ of Service], I suggested that the current ‘in’ form of faith expression, on the campus I […]
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 […]
Cats, Kittens, Helicopters & College Students
I have to confess to you… I’m not a pet person. I learned at a fairly young age that I am VERY allergic […]
Extreme Measures
The picture to the right is of a man (yes, fully clothed) running through Death Valley.
Extreme athletes will often go to extreme measures in their training in order to be most fully prepared for their upcoming event/s.
It’s a part of what makes them great!
Their willingness to push themselves beyond their limits — and far beyond what most of us would be willing to do — is what distinguishes them from the rest of us.
Confessions of an “I”
Hi. My name is Guy — and I’m an introvert.
No, I’m not a recovering introvert, just one that needs to remind myself — and others — from time-to-time that God has made me this way.
I enjoy my cave time. A LOT.
Summers on campus often feel like a blissful hibernation of sorts. Sure, there are the occasional meetings, interactions with other members of my staff, etc.; but for the most part there’s a lot of quiet space.