We all want to love life and see good days. Peace pursued and sought is the solution. This is not a selfish pursuit because true peace focuses on the glory ...
Summer is here. Which made me start thinking about August. What kind of conversations will I have with my college students about the type of summer they had? I started ...
Is unity necessary? So what if we’re divided—we all have the same goal, right? In reality, when we’re not unified we make it that much harder for the ...
Building a multi-ethnic ministry has become a hot topic in the church. Everyone wants one, but for most it’s a dream not a reality. Being an African-American myself, I’ ...
One of my favorite Olympic stories is about John Stephen Akhwari, a marathon runner from Tanzania who ran in the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. After cramps, a dislocation, and a ...
Campus ministry presents an incredible opportunity to establish, equip, and send out men of confession who embrace the need for accountability. If we can get this right, we will see ...
Values help you remember what is important. They shape the way you talk. They influence the way you spend your time and money. We have a lot of values, but ...
Christmas break. Spring break. Thanksgiving break. Summer break. College students yearn for them. College pastors dread them. It’s not that we pastors don’t need a chance to catch ...
Countless people will come in and out of a person’s life on a short-term basis. These may include wonderful speakers, teachers, and leaders. The apostle Paul sees such people as ...
I’ve regularly fought the lies of, “we don’t have enough”, “we must be the biggest or best ministry on campus to really matter”, and “we ...
Collegiate Staff Conference • May 8-11, 2023