For those of us who are called to a preaching ministry, we understand that the art of taking what God has said and presenting it in a way that others may understand and live according to it is no small task. However, when we have to prepare and deliver a sermon for a class assignment, it’s tempting to treat it […]
When coming to college, there are many adjustments that have to be made. We all know that these include adjusting to new living spaces, new food, a new job, and a new schedule. However, I’ve noticed that there is one adjustment incoming students make that, for many, may be the most difficult: attending a new church. Campus Church provides an […]
We’ve all been asked this question before. When someone asks us to step out beyond our comfort zone, there is risk involved. We have to analyze their intentions and choose whether or not to trust them. If we believe that someone has bad intentions, we won’t trust them. As a result, we won’t do what they’ve asked us to. However, […]
It’s Tuesday morning, and you’re on your way to SP 101 to give your demonstration speech. You have your visual aids, and you have your paperwork, but there’s one problem—you’re not ready. Maybe over the weekend, you were swamped with higher-priority projects, or maybe you were just being lazy. Either way, you’re just not ready. Most of us have been […]
You did it. You have achieved the impossible. You’re taking a girl to Fine Arts. If it was your first time asking a girl to accompany you to such a special event, you likely have been so focused on the “asking her to go with you” part that you’d forgotten that, now that she’s said yes, you’re actually going to […]