Thursday, July 29, 2021 Mikee Golingo

Understanding & Honoring Gen Z

The first time I thought seriously about the “new generation” was in 2012, my freshman year of high school. I was asked to discuss what would soon be known as Generation Z, also called iGens or Zoomers. With today’s teenagers and early twentysomethings starting to have a significant presence in society, I am pushed to think about myself—placed right at the cusp between Millennials and Gen Z—and the students God has called me to love on campus.

July 23, 2021
By Drew Larson
The Un-Instagrammable Instagrammable-ness of Haggai 1:12

The canon of Instagram Verses includes some bits of Scripture and excludes others. Left on the outside are verses that are equally hope-filled, soul-stirring, and heart-invigorating, yet just don’t “look” the part.

July 15, 2021
By Brenda Jo Wong
Light in the Darkness—How to Face Our Pain & Love Others

Even in many places across the country where COVID restrictions are being lifted, and campuses are reopening soon, many things are still difficult with no easy solutions. We can’t avoid the darkness that surfaced in the last year and a half. It can feel overwhelming.

July 09, 2021
By JP Legarte
Community Rewritten, Creativity Rediscovered: JP's Story

“Why won’t you give these things to me, God? I’ve done so much for you!” I asked during my senior year of high school. It honestly felt like my aspirations were falling apart right in front of me.

July 06, 2021
By Calvin York
That Riverdale Episode Can Wait: Calvin’s Story

When I spend time with my chapter, whether it’s a casual hangout or a large or small group, I am continually reminded of how fantastic my community is. They breathe so much more life into me than any Riverdale twist could.

June 29, 2021
By Greg Jao
How InterVarsity Pursues a Biblical Vision for Racial & Ethnic Reconciliation

And as we consider one of the core tenets of our faith, that Jesus’ work on the cross reconciles us both to God and others (Eph 2:14–17), we see this as the foundation for biblical reconciliation. Jesus, and Jesus alone, is the basis for the unity that we believe already exists among God’s people of every ethnicity and culture.

June 17, 2021
By Jason Gaboury
3 Reasons to Go to Church In-Person

In an age of world-class preachers available at the click of a button, why should anyone bother going to a local church in-person and listen to a perhaps less gifted pastor exposit Scripture?

June 11, 2021
By Emily Baez
Scripture, Worship, Fun, Together...In-Person!

After a year or more of pandemic disruptions, many end-of-the-year InterVarsity Chapter Focus Weeks and Chapter Camps across the country resumed this past month. Read about three of these from different campuses and areas, and how they gave students fresh hope. 

June 03, 2021
By Kelly Aalseth
4 Tips to Cope with Social Anxiety after Quarantine

Having a certain level of social anxiety after a year-plus of isolation is to be expected. Some of you are about to go back to campus or start working in-person for the first time in a long while. That’s a really big change!

May 21, 2021
By Emily Baez
Reviewing Skip McDonald’s Anxiety Bible Study

Anxiety is a monster, an intense, often debilitating monster. It can cripple us with fear and keep us from living our lives. If there ever was a time to call out the monster, it’s now.

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