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Put In More Than You Take Out – Part 2
John Strappazon continues to share wisdom on how you can put in more than you take out when leading students in your college ministry. Check...
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Put In More Than You Take Out – Part 2
John Strappazon continues to share wisdom on how you can put in more than you take out when leading students in your college ministry. Check...
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Put In More Than you Take Out – Part 1
John Strappazon reminds collegiate leaders that leading and developing students well means you put in more than you take out. Fatigue makes cowards of us...
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Summer Goals Worksheet – Free Tool
Paul Worcester shares a summer goals worksheet that he uses with students through Christian Challenge and Chico State University. Editor’s note: We’re highlighting some posts from...
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Helping Students Start Studying the Bible
Conan Sherlin reflects on what he learned as a college student and how he now equips students to study the Bible. I distinctly remember when...
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Discipleship: Process not Product
Darrick Smith writes about a recent shift in his understanding of discipleship—It’s about the process, not the product. A few weeks ago, I was sitting...
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The Sophomore Slump
Cole Penick identifies three causes for the “Sophomore Slump” and gives three treatments to help your students persevere and thrive in their second year. Roger just...
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It’s Okay to Cry: Helping Seniors Leave Well
Erica Young Reitz says it’s okay for your seniors — and you — to cry when your seniors leave. Help them leave (and grieve) well!...
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Helping Students Uncover Their Unique Calling
Andy Abramson writes about the kingdom potential found when you help students uncover their unique calling within the Great Commission and Great Commandment. I LOVE...
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Pacing Your Discipleship
Mike Filicicchia shares wisdom on why pacing your discipleship is key in teaching students to obey Jesus and not just know about Jesus. I’ve had...
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Content & Atmosphere – Community Group Essentials
David Clark identifies two community group essentials—content and atmosphere. Community groups are a critical part of a college ministry—they are a great “front door” for...