Is Discipline a Prerequisite for Discipleship?
No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who […]
Tag: spiritual formation
Side-Stepping Discipleship
We had Shane Claiborne on campus today. In my time at BU this is the 4th time we’ve had the pleasure of […]
4 Questions Every Student Should Be Asked
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of getting to meet Amena Brown during her visit to campus. She is on […]
When Students Go to the Hospital
I’ve had the chance over the past week to spend a good amount of time at a nearby hospital with a student. […]
Beyond a “Personal” Faith
In my post on Tuesday I asked the question: are we creating “safe havens” for our Christian students to hide away from the […]
Beyond Silo(ed) Faith
In my post yesterday I shared some thoughts on the way we do ministry with college students — specifically wanting to explore […]
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 […]
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, […]
An “Attractive” Faith
How do you talk about the way Jesus is continually drawing us to himself?
Or how would you describe that special, mysterious “something” that you see in others that makes you want to be around them — because somehow it seems to point you to Jesus?
Catalyst | Andy Stanley | It Takes One To Know One
Follow me. Jesus selected Matthew to be an apostle. (Luke 5) Jesus selected the other 11 as well. (Luke 6) How […]