Building Community at MiraCosta
InterVarsity's Daniel Lui discovered how to be a missionary in a freshman Bible study.
A man entrusted money to three servants. He assigned five bags of gold to the first, two to the second, and one to the last.
Trustees Join Student Outreach in NYC
One of the keys to the vitality of InterVarsity’s ministry is our board of trustees
Saying Yes: A Freshman’s Leap of Faith
A USC freshman boldly responds to God's call and is amazed at the response.
This could only be God! That’s what crossed my mind when I stepped into the lecture hall at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC).
This is life isn’t it? You wake up, go to work, meet up with friends, serve at church, study, fix your car, do your laundry—the list goes on and on.
Six years ago, I was stuck in a major spiritual rut.
I didn’t feel motivated to do much of anything and felt like I was walking around in a constant haze. “I’ll do it later” became my unintentional mantra, especially when it came to things like reading the Bible or connecting with God in personal quiet times. Many of the things that used to bring me joy weren’t cutting it anymore. Basically, it was hard to engage, hard to listen, hard to pray, hard to interact with people and with Jesus.
