Recently I’ve talked with a number of peers who (like myself) have one or more parents who are not Christians or who are nominal Christians, showing little desire to read Scripture, pray, pursue community, or discuss anything spiritual. We've expressed to one another doubts that we, as "just their children," have the ability to affect change.
Alec Hill notes that of all the characteristics of a disciple, none is more basic than obedience.
A college student's journey from Buddhism through pantheism and atheism to Jesus Christ.
InterVarsity has returned to Mizzou, the campus of the University of Missouri in Columbia.
Because it’s the human thing to do. That is, it’s the image-of-God thing to do. When we walk into the studio or theater and start talking with artists, we enter a world of creativity that represents the other half of God’s design for our lives.
Nothing encourages a staff member like hearing from the parents of transformed InterVarsity students.
I often think of gratitude as a feeling. It’s what I feel when someone does something for me, when a need or want I have is met. And it’s contingent upon an expectation.
Getting "messed up" was a daily experience until an invitation came to Fall Conference.
Alec Hill: As Americans we prefer to see ourselves as rugged individualists. But as disciples of Jesus, we pursue a different path