The Future of Campus Ministry: A Look in Four Directions
Initial Qualifications and Continuities “Nothing ages so quickly as yesterday’s vision of the future” quipped Richard Corliss, film editor for TIME. And […]
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Deep, Not Easy, Discipleship
Superficiality is the curse of our age. The doctrine of instant satisfaction is a primary spiritual problem. The desperate need today is […]
Model T Ministry and Openness to the Future
“You can have any color you want, as long as it’s black.” –Henry Ford Henry Ford changed the world with the Model […]
Acclimate-Adapt-Lead
Planning for the future is a bit like planning for springtime weather in Colorado. Growing up in Denver, I quickly learned that […]
Further In: A Future of Deeper
The brightest future for any individual college ministry might be found in going deeper, not simply wider. And coincidentally, this could just […]
Future Student: More Responsible, Less Entitled
Updated 4/4/12 The college students of the future, specifically Freshmen starting in the fall of 2020 through Seniors graduating in 2024, are […]
Why the Local Church NEEDS College Students
Photo courtesy of: www.scriptoriumdaily.com Updated 3/29/12 In a previous post I shared some thoughts on why I think college students need the local […]
Why College Students NEED the Local Church
Updated 3/28/12 As a college student I was very involved in campus ministry — as a participant and a leader. I also […]
Noise, Hurry & Crowds
In the classic, Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth, author Richard Foster made this significant observation: In contemporary society our […]
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 […]