Knowing the dedication and priority the gospel writers gave to this all-important time period, should we also seek to mirror this importance and leverage this time period for evangelistic purposes
Imagine what God will do with a growing number of laborers reaching out to more and more groups of people on your campus and beyond! Don’t settle for anything less ...
In this interview with The Gospel Coalition, Rosaria Butterfield shares from her unique vantage point that “the church has a lot to learn about standing with the disempowered and being ...
Give your students ten days in a cross-cultural mission with good preparation, processing, and debriefing and it will change lives and raise up more laborers for God’s global harvest.
Without campus ministry leaders crossing cultural lines, our ministries, students, and the gospel will not cross over either. It’s up to you to decide if you are going to ...
Your efforts to mobilize students to have a personal ministry will be much more effective if you give students “tracks to run on” as you inspire them with stories and ...
I’m finding that today’s college students often need some kind of varied, ongoing exposure process in order to hear the good news fully. That’s why drop-off tools ...
Allowing students to be a part of developing a campus ministry strategy will help them reach their personal ministry targets.
You will never see any movement on campus until leaders pass on the urgency of evangelism by modeling how to have a personal ministry.
As full-time ministry workers we live in the constant tension of evangelism. I found this video from Timothy Keller on evangelism extremely relevant and true for campus ministry. He explains ...
