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I realized that I was still operating on a level of loneliness and confusion about my place and purpose as a biracial Latina in classrooms, at work, in my family, and now in my Asian American InterVarsity chapter. The truth was that I was feeling more displaced than ever.

The first years after college can be some of the hardest to navigate. Here is help for the journey.

Few things in life are as frustrating as a terrible job.

Reasons for our lack of lived-out unity are many. I offer four themes I’ve observed and questions to consider.

When describing God, the language of the Bible is not merely truthful but careful.

I wish someone had told me that church after college wouldn’t feel like InterVarsity. 

Work gives us the chance to obey God’s command to actively love and humbly serve others, so that they, too, can encounter his love and care for every person on this earth.

This question about grad school, which ties in closely with life direction, actually deals with calling and vocation in its very core.

It is not good for us to be alone. And yet, in the hands of God, loneliness can transform.

Love is a pretty big deal.