Safe Haven Christianity
Are we creating wimpy Christians? Are our ministries functioning as “safe havens” for young believers to seek harbor — not from anti-Christian […]
Tag: emerging adulthood
Caring For Students — From Now To Christmas
For most of us now, we’ve crested the middle of the fall term and have begun the slow decent towards Christmas. Sure, […]
What’s Your Theology of Vocation?
It’s an inevitable question/conversation for every college student — especially as they prepare for graduation: What do you want to do with […]
Do You Keep Up With Graduates?
With our college graduates preparing to leave campus — most of them “for good” — I find myself wondering if there are […]
On Helping Graduating Seniors to Recognize that: Few Things Are Meant to be Permanent
It’s graduation season! I LOVE this time of year… for far too many reasons to account for here… but there are those […]
Helping Students Talk With Their Parents
Updated 4/25/12 A big part of the college experience is about growing up. Becoming an adult. Learning how to adult things… like […]
Overcoming Indifference
Updated 4/11/12 “The opposite of love is not hate, it’s indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it’s indifference. The opposite […]
Tiger Moms, Christian Perfectionism & the Future Student
One of the things I like about this exercise — prognosticating about what future college students, and our ministry with them, might […]
The Hookup Culture & Trending Virginity on Campus
Updated 4/2/12 In late March of 2011, USA Today ran an article entitled, More College ‘Hookups,’ but More Virgins, too. It’s a […]
An Extra-Curricular Faith
Updated 3/26/12 Have you noticed how busy college students are today? I know, I know… college students have always lamented about how […]