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 ...
Being a missionary is a huge sacrifice. Leaving my culture to minister in another creates anxiety. Obstacles and excuses mount; some external and some internal. It can be difficult to ...
How do I know what God is calling me to after college? What is God’s will for my life? How do I know if I am making the right decision ...
Four years ago I was in Northeast Thailand spending time with a missionary family from the Netherlands. The family was focused on church planting among the Isan people, who according ...
Why is it that, by and large, churches do not see the reaching, discipling, and mobilizing of college students to be one of the key ingredients to their overall mission ...
Jesus didn’t come to start a Bible study; He came to save the world. So in order for our small group Bible studies to be effective, they have to be ...
Mobilizing prayer for your ministry is one of the most important things you can do. I would suggest that you mobilize yourself first to be a person of prayer! If ...
Collegiate Staff Conference • May 8-11, 2023