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 […]
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The Future of College Ministry is… In Your Pocket
Could mobile phones and social media be God’s gift in helping college students discover Jesus? Curious students in Montreal are scanning QR […]
Unlikely Student Leaders (?) — The Introvert
Updated 3/27/12 It’s almost April, and for many of us that means it’s time to start ramping up our recruitment efforts for […]
Does Your Email Work For You?
Updated 3/23/12 Time is money. In fact, time may be more prized than money in our current 4G culture. And in the […]
A College Ministry Epiphany (?)
OK. Maybe it wasn’t an epiphany… It could have just been an odd combination of the early spring pollen kicking up, my […]
The Digital Pastor || Blogging as Leadership Development
Photo courtesy of: http://bf3-hacks.net Updated 3/19/12 In a previous post, I started to explore the idea of being a “Digital Pastor” by looking […]
Do College Students Still Read Books?
Photo courtesy of: http://asouthernfriedmess.files.wordpress.com Updated 3/16/12 Do your college students still read books? I’m not talking about text books (but statistics would […]
Are You Helping Students to Become Financially Responsible?
Updated 3/13/12 It seems to me that one of the major transitions that is supposed to begin during the formative college years […]
Ideas for March
It’s March! I don’t know about you, but every year — as we turn the calendar page to the month of March […]
LESS IS MORE: Reversing the Crazy Pace of Ministry
It’s a new year and I’m resolving to make some changes.
This year, in regards to how I approach ministry with college students, I’m taking a ‘LESS IS MORE’ approach.
Why?
Because what I’ve been doing has not been working.
Cramming my calendar full of meetings and overwhelming the campus calendar with more and more ministry-related opportunities has not yielded the kind of ‘fruitful results’ that I’ve hoped for.