Discipleship
The crucial decision about vocational Lordship and stewardship comes not when we decide to be a foreign missionary rather than an architect, but rather when we decide that we will live our entire lives in holy obedience.
Failure affects everyone. That’s why learning to deal with our limitations is the key to avoiding a mental, spiritual or physical breakdown.
Poem, outside back cover, Winter-Spring 2005
Growing and maturing as a believer is a core value of InterVarsity.
It's possible to be both a sincere believer and an ardent intellectual.
We can find joy in a God who is himself joy.
God wants our speech to be the Incarnation in miniature, full of grace and truth.
We want to be kingdom-oriented, not self-oriented, leaders
Praising one another is like praising God, because we're talking about his sons and daughters.
Quote from C.S. Lewis on allegiances
Thoughts of the victorious life of a lone believer are replaced by appreciation for perseverance, faith, community and the sovereignty of God.
Christian men wrestle with very basic relational questions. Some of these questions live in our souls at the most existential level.
Back cover quote; Fall 2003
C. S. Lewis quote. God's work in our lives can be painful, but His ultimate goal is to transform us into something better.
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Trying to be humble is a slippery prospect at best, but there are ways...
Sidebar to "Got Humility?"
If you dread Sundays instead of finding them restful, this article is for you.
Sidebar to "I'm Tired of Hating Sundays": Questions to help you change your responses to your given realities.
What do you do when someone surprises you with harsh words of correction?
When our Christian friends mess up big time, what should we do? Read about this Christian who wanted to teach her friends a lesson, but instead learned a greater lesson herself.
How can you care for others in the kingdom and help them become better disciples of Jesus Christ?
Don't apply the "cheap and easy" mentality of consumerism to relationships with God and each other.
Why one small-group leader moved back into the dorms
Risk is hard, risk is good, and sometimes God calls us to take challenging steps of faith.
Remember how lonely it can be as a freshman on a new campus? Rewind your own college tape and remember how you wanted to be treated.
Many voices tell us what leadership is, but God's perspective may surprise you.
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A hands-on lordship commitment in NY
Is enjoying yourself wrong?
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