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4 Must-Read Books by Native American Christians
Over the last few years, I have been seeking out theological works by Native American authors.
How I Learned to Love My Own Testimony
I used to think my testimony could be summed up in five words: I grew up in church.
Make a Mid-Year Resolution
Here is something you should know if you want to be a successful adult: moving does not happen on its own.
Finding God in Silence and Solitude
The saying “silence is golden” is something I find difficult to understand.
5 Truths New Christians Need to Know
If you have recently chosen to give your life to Jesus and begin following him, welcome to God’s family!
How Being an InterVarsity Leader Made Me Employable
In the middle of one of my many job interviews, time stopped for a second.
Before I could blink, all those Bible studies I led, all those flyers I passed out, all those terrifying conversations about Jesus with people I didn’t know, came back. I realized, in that moment, just how employable all those experiences as an InterVarsity leader made me.
Here are four awesome ways leadership molded me into a seriously employable job applicant after I graduated.
Where Darkness Meets Redemption: My Story of Depression
Soon enough, if it hasn’t been made apparent to you already, you’ll discover that each person has limits—a ceiling that can initially be heavily discouraging and frustrating.
An Invitation to Examen
Examen has drawn me more deeply into knowing God and myself. Through it, God has increased my gratitude and contentment while decreasing my anxiety and tendency to struggle with hope. It has also deepened my relationships with others.