Archive for March, 2010

In Bible studies, the book of Daniel is well known. As a student, what does his life tell us about ‎college? About the collegiate environment? About our response to college? If Daniel were to talk with ‎you about college, there’s no doubt that you would listen to his testimony. In fact, he’d be more than [...]

Everyone looks forward to spring break. A break in the semester to throw the books aside and ‎rejuvenate. Many college students plan for months the trips they want to take and activities they ‎want to do on their week off. Promotional ads and flyers for cheap destination spots and free ‎alcohol litter the sidewalks and [...]

To Plan or Not to Plan?

Posted: 17th March 2010 by Nicole in College Living
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In his recent article “Shooting the Rapids: How Good Planning Carries You through Life’s ‎Challenges,” Dr. John Maxwell hits on some key snares that can impact our planning. I think we all ‎know the importance of good planning; who hasn’t heard the old adage, “If you fail to plan, you ‎plan to fail”? Good planning [...]

Signature in the Cell

Posted: 11th March 2010 by Nicole in College Ideology
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If you’re a science major or just looking for some interesting reading for Spring Break, take a look ‎at Dr. Stephen Meyer’s Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design. In this first-‎ever book to make a comprehensive case for intelligent design based on DNA, Dr. Meyer ‎investigates current evolutionary theories and [...]

Attack Your Anxiety

Posted: 9th March 2010 by Nicole in College Living
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The National Anxiety Center in New Jersey lists the following as America’s Top Ten 2010 ‎Anxieties:‎ ‎1.‎ Out of Control Government Spending ‎2.‎ Iran ‎3.‎ Afghanistan War ‎4.‎ The Economy ‎5.‎ Inflation ‎6.‎ Medicare ‎7.‎ Illegal Immigration and Amnesty ‎8.‎ Education ‎9.‎ Diet and Health ‎10.‎ American Culture Any of these on your “top ten” [...]

Fearless

Posted: 4th March 2010 by Nicole in College Living
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I recently finished reading Max Lucado’s new bestseller called Fearless: Imagine Your Life Without ‎Fear (2009). In an easy-to-read style, he calls us out on our fears: Fear of Not Mattering, Fear of ‎Overwhelming Challenges, Fear of Global Calamity, Fear of Worst-Case Scenarios, Fear of ‎Disappointing God, and so on… While reading this book, it [...]

Try This!

Posted: 2nd March 2010 by Trevor in College Living
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Today, why not try feeding your spiritual self? When you leave your room for class or work, instead of replaying the same old recording of ‎all the same old thoughts, read these out loud. Don’t look to the outside this time, but really look at your inner ‎person. Try seeing yourself and others the way [...]