Single by Spring: Two Things God Has Taught Me Through Seasons of Singleness
Though singleness is rarely on top of people’s “Must Do In College” list, God can use it as a time to grow and change us.
Though singleness is rarely on top of people’s “Must Do In College” list, God can use it as a time to grow and change us.
Clinging to his promise that he will return to claim us, we, like Elizabeth Turner, must wait on the shores for our long-lost husband, the bridegroom of all bridegrooms.
Our value is found in our resemblance to the God who created us and said His creation was very good.
Any report regarding me before God the Father is “well done my good and faithful servant” (Matthew 25:23). This is not because I am incredibly good and faithful, but because I have been beautifully united to the One who is.
As parents and youth workers, we sometimes find ourselves at a loss for words to speak or to pray with our teenagers. Rooted Recommends Every Moment Holy by Douglas McKelvey, a beautiful volume of words for those wordless moments.
I want to serve students in a way that won’t only get them to the end of high school with a growing faith; I want to serve them in a way that empowers them to get to “the Day,” the “telos” (the end), with their faith.
Students need us to lead and teach from the overflow of our intimacy with Christ.
Christian biographies and autobiographies are testimonies to the faithfulness of God and the power of obedience. This list will give your students some new perspectives and new heroes — and you might enjoy reading these yourself!
Colossians is not only helpful in waking our students up as to how they might have veered off the path of the gospel, it also instructs them in how to faithfully continue down the road of their walk with Christ.
