Our Precious Heavenly Father, I thank you for bringing us through another year. I thank you for ways you have blessed us over this past...

Advent is a season of waiting. Christ came to earth once and promises to return again and that is the promise in which we anticipate...

Over the last few years I increasingly appreciate “old person phrases.” Okay, I’m in my sixth decade, so maybe that shouldn’t be...

In student ministry at the University of Mary Washington, two pastors have overseen the birth of several house churches.

I have the blessing of serving as an intern in the Baptist Collegiate Ministry at the College of William and Mary. I find my work...

20 year-old Joe was a young man without any spiritual connections. He fashioned himself as a bit of a rebel who hung with a group of...

In the last 12 months, the Lord has been teaching me a variety of things about Him, about life, and about ministry. One of the most...

Gracious and sovereign God, You mark our days and nights, our beginnings and ends, Our months and our years. You step from eternity into...

2020, am I right!? At some point this year, you may have found yourself in a state of unease as you figured out how to serve in your...

Christmas break for campus ministers is a time to catch up on Netflix and sleep in….at least that’s what the perception can be. As any...

The various seasons of life on a college campus create a beautiful rhythm to college ministry, but after a long semester, they can leave...

Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name. Psalm 100:4 Not many people want to...

Our current realities leave even the most critical observer in need of a reminder a reminder of what it means to be the presence of Christ.

In a virtual world, we’re not sure what is real, relatable, or relevant to our everyday lives.

These days, college ministry and college life have weeks that feel like success and weeks that feel like utter failures.

In these unprecedented times our local congregational leaders find themselves in a unique predicament.

For several years now we have seen an increasing demand for adaptive leadership within the life of the church.

If there is one word used more than any other in the past 5-6 months it’s the word disruption.