February 20, 2018
By Carrie Carey
Reflections from an Enneagram Eight: Learning to Be Vulnerable

As I’ve learned more about Eights I’ve realized that they are generally self-confident, confrontational, strong, assertive, honest (sometimes brutally), and decisive people. When I read that description now I feel like it pretty accurately describes me.

February 13, 2018
Sharing a Vision for Campus Ministry

Kyle and Danielle VanEtten met as new InterVarsity staff members and discovered they both considered campus ministry a "dream job."

February 12, 2018
Basketball and Bible Study

Gabby loved basketball but had no idea how God was going to use it to change her life and the lives of others.

January 31, 2018
By Nathan Peterson
Misleading First Impressions and Good Differences

A lot of us, I’m sure, have heard how important it is to make a good first impression, which is true. But at the same time, people are complicated. It takes time to see who they really are, why they act the way they do.

January 29, 2018
Starting a Movement on HBCU Campuses
When Tamice Spencer first encountered InterVarsity as a freshman at Virginia Commonwealth University, she wasn’t interested in Christianity. She had other interests.
January 22, 2018
By Tom Lin
Why I Still Have Hope for Evangelicalism

I understand why many who share evangelical theological commitments are reluctant to speak or have considered abandoning the term and the identity as meaningless. But I still have hope for evangelicalism.

January 18, 2018
Toasted Cheese and Texted Questions

“Why did you just walk in, an hour late to this lecture?” the instructor asked the two students who paused at the door of the Friday night EMT training at Amherst College.

January 09, 2018
By Tom Lin
Trusting the Vinegrower for 2018

In a contentious and divided culture, abounding in fruit and abiding in Jesus are as important as ever. Here are four practices that can help us do both in the coming year.

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