Mary’s song in Luke 1, traditionally called the “Magnificat,” is, for me, one of the most astonishing and challenging passages in the Bible.
For the Urbana 12 Worship Team, food is very important. This is true theologically as we use the dinner table as a metaphor to discuss worship culture, but it’s also true practically as we get to know each other and celebrate different cultures over our meals.
Advent Greetings
Year-end reflections from InterVarsity President Alec Hill.
It Starts with Forgiveness
As a freshman at UC Berkeley, Rogelio experienced God's love.
In this month of Advent, our thoughts usually turn to Jesus and Mary. Yet lately I’ve found that I’m more drawn to Elizabeth. Perhaps it’s because I’m older. Or maybe it’s because I know what it’s like to yearn for something and then to see days, months, years pass without having that yearning fulfilled.
Students Find What They Seek at Urbana
Students still seek a career that will make a difference in today’s world.
Advent is about longing. It’s a time to remember the Israelites’ years of waiting for the Messiah, and to focus on our own longing for a deeper sense of Emmanuel in our daily lives as well as for Jesus’ return.
I moved to Madison, Wisconsin, from the western Chicago suburbs six weeks ago based on a strong sense of God’s leading. I didn’t get an angel or nine months of planning like Mary did—both of which would have been nice.
Tufts Chapter Restored
A policy change clarifies leadership requirements.
God at Work at NYU
Anna has discovered that part of her job is discovering how God is already at work on her campus.