Thirty years ago, God got a hold of a wild, talented college student. It produced 30 church plants in the US and over 60 partnerships in 35 countries around the world
Campus Ministry Leader, let’s get real with each other. If your vision is only for the campus, it’s too small.
I remember the time I first heard of the world’s greatest missionary—how he left his home, his family, and comfort to immerse and contextualize himself fully into a new culture ...
When you see a sending culture develop and have seniors who desire to give their lives to the Great Commission, it’s critical they’re mobilized into a strategic post-college opportunity ...
Trent Sheppard’s book, God on Campus: Sacred Causes & Global Effects, may sound like a book only relevant to college ministers and students. To the contrary, it’s a book ...
Not too long ago I was standing in the middle of a 60,000 student university in China. Every student I talked with knew English, wanted to meet Westerners, and ...
Short-Term Missions With Long-Term Impact Jesus was short-term. When we track Jesus’ ministry encounters recorded in the Gospels, we find very brief meetings with Him led to significant results. The ...
I was quite the hypocrite in college. In my four years at Baylor University, I could have counted on one hand the number of times I read the newspaper about ...
I do the best I can to make sure my family cares about the same things I do. As I play sports with my kids, they begin to love sports ...
In “Gaining by Losing,” J.D. Greear shares the vision for a ministry that celebrates a sending capacity over seating capacity. As a college ministry, we have no choice ...
