Disciple-making is one of our primary responsibilities as Christians. It is therefore important that we have a clear map of where we are trying to take our people.
I’ve found that over the years, establishing the habit of incorporating these bi-annual prayer getaways into my ministry has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
I know I’m showing my age in revealing this list of my “goldie oldies,” but these books have stood the test of time. Put these on your “to read” ...
Since most campus directors are from Mars and women are from Venus, it’s difficult to understand each other from light years away. I facilitate this two-way discussion about ...
What could you give to generously this Lent season? It may not be in the budget, but could you die and give sacrificially in a way that secures riches in ...
We aren’t using the word flippantly when we say porn has created an epidemic. It has derailed so many ministry opportunities throughout history it’s ridiculous. We need a better understanding ...
Disciple-making can at times be a slippery concept. How do we know if we’re doing it right? How do we stay on track?
Every college student you’re trying to reach is a millennial. More than likely, your team of college ministers is made up of millennials. Here are some thoughts on addressing some ...
What should you cover when you’re meeting with a new student for the first time? How can you lead it in a way that cares for them well? I think ...
Without relationships with other people our lives would be pretty boring and our Christian growth would stall. Groups in discipleship are our best opportunities to have real, biblical community.
