December 02, 2021
By Kelly Aalseth
Too Tired for Daily Devotions?

I woke up the other day with two papers due, 10 text messages that deserved thorough and urgent responses, three meetings to plan, and an achy neck that desperately needed physical therapy. I knew what I had to do. I walked to the park, put on some worship music, opened my Bible, and prayed.

November 29, 2021
By Emily Baez
Self-Care Leads to Community at UW-Madison

Similar to many other InterVarsity chapters this past year, InterVarsity at UW–Madison adapted to meet the most critical needs of today’s students—focusing on topics like self-care and mental health during a time that has left many students feeling isolated.

November 18, 2021
By Terry M. Wildman
The Need for More Resources for First Nations Ministries

I once had a picture in my mind of several pottery jars. Some had First Nations designs on them, some Celtic, some African, Asian, and many more. I saw a hand pouring water into each pottery jar. It was like Creator (God) was saying to me that he has poured some portions of his gifts of grace into each ethnic group.

November 02, 2021
By Chandra Crane
Wonder—Flexible But Committed Sabbath Rhythms for Students

When the Lord calls something “holy,” he’s saying it’s set aside, unique, not to be taken for granted. So a Sabbath can be defined as an intentional choice to stop working and focus on what’s holy.

October 28, 2021
By Stephan Teng
Wonder—Reshaping Our Expectations about Prayer

Ultimately, prayer is about more than just feeling good and having God solve our problems. As we rediscover the wonder and true nature of prayer, may it deepen our walk with Jesus!

October 21, 2021
By Nathan Peterson
Wonder—Rediscovering Childlike Faith

What if we had more childlike wonder in our lives? How would our interactions with God be different? How would we interact with family and professors and classmates differently? What would we talk and dream about?

October 19, 2021
Alumni Hero–Elisha Kossove

Whether in worship leading, in discipleship, or as chapter president, Elisha was willing to invest his skills to further ministry on campus.

October 15, 2021
By Drew Larson
The Hands of Peter and the Rhyme of Redemption

Hands tell a story. And like my granddaddy, the story of the apostle Peter is also in his hands. It’s a story of four hands in two places, and a picture of the redemption that transforms our weakest moments.

Pages

Subscribe to AfterVarsity, discipleship for all of life.

Categories