Leadership
A quote about leadership as an art.
We seldom know in advance what God is going to do with our experience of “tent duty” — those times of seemingly wasted faithful service and waiting. Often, the work God does is subterranean and mysterious.
The truths we hold would stop people's hearts with delight if they could really take it in all at once. Leading is an exercise in changing perspective, of drawing on what people already know in order to show it to them from a different angle.
We want to be kingdom-oriented, not self-oriented, leaders
InterVarsity at U. of Nevada–Reno has introduced an Apprentice Program for young and inexperienced students to learn what it means to be a Bible study leader.
Sometimes perfectionism bogs us down. Here's how to keep yourself from being overwhelmed by the negative, nagging voices in your head.
You are on campus for a lot more reasons than you might think!
Quote from past InterVarsity president, Steve Hayner
What can we do to promote community in the exec and, at the same time, get all the business items taken care of?
Sidebar to How to Keep Those Leadership Meetings Alive. InterVarsity chapter business meetings can be well-run and fruitful.
Sidebar to How to Keep Those Leadership Meetings Alive. Ideas for the best time to schedule meetings
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.
How can you become free from the tyranny of the urgent?
Don't take on the burdens that Jesus hasn't asked you to carry.
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.
InterVarsity president Steve Hayner shares insights on planning and leading
Sidebar to "As the Pendulum Swings"
The world is filled with ideas about what a real leader is, but most of them are dead wrong. Here is a different view.
Don't apply the "cheap and easy" mentality of consumerism to relationships with God and each other.
Sidebar to "The Care and Feeding of Faculty Advisers": Evaluating your small group
How thoroughly should you summarize your small-group discussion? Not very. Let people go home with their hearts and thoughts churning.
Read an interview with InterVarsity President, Steve Hayner, to find out why InterVarsity adopted a new doctrinal statement.
InterVarsity’s new statement of faith with commentary by Kevin Offner.
How God revitalized the outreach ministry of NYU's campus.
Sidebar to Collective Action: Five questions that will help determine how successful your outreach ministry is.
Racial reconciliation at Purdue University
Why one small-group leader moved back into the dorms
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.
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