Posts Tagged ‘calling’

‎ Last week, one of the most watched videos on youtube was a Hyundai commercial for the World ‎Cup featuring Nick Vujicic. Ever heard of him? We read about Nick some time ago and were ‎inspired by his incredible attitude and the obstacles he’s overcome to share the hope of Jesus ‎Christ around the world. [...]

What’s our mission when it comes to the college campus?‎ To accurately answer the question, we would do well to follow Chuck Colson’s lead. Colson says we tend ‎to get the Great Commission right, but we ignore the “culture commission.” The mission of the Christian ‎professor, college staff member, campus minister, and student are the [...]

It’s just about that time. Back-to-school time. New classes, new programs, new schools, new ‎friends, new professors. How are you preparing to start a new year?‎ I recently read a great article from the Boundless Webzine called “Surviving a Hostile Professor.” ‎Dr. Gene Edward Veith addresses a very common concern for college students. Listen to [...]

As a minister, what helpful resources and opportunities can you provide for your students in transition? A quick call to the admissions office at a nearby two- or four-year institution, and you could set up a tour with a small group of interested students. More students would benefit from a campus visit made with other [...]

God has a work that He wants to do on college campuses, and He wants to work through students. Communicate this message to your students now while you still have them in your sphere of influence. Let them know that God wants to work in and through them to accomplish His purpose. How can a [...]

A couple of weeks ago, former President George H. W. Bush visited our campus as part of a ‎Distinguished Lecture Series. Other than serving as a valuable opportunity for students, faculty, staff, and ‎the community to meet and question one of the few living American presidents, Bush’s lecture challenged ‎listeners to reflect and serve. He [...]

The New York Times recently featured an article on education entitled “Student Expectations Seen as Causing Grade Disputes.” The article discusses the phenomenon of students’ assumption that hard work should equate higher marks; they expect to receive good grades for simply doing the work, not excelling. Professors from the University of Maryland, University of Wisconsin, [...]