Day 10 - Big Trust

It’s simple. It’s short, and it’s incredibly powerful. Proverbs 3:5-6 is one of the most familiar passages in the Bible–with good reason. Trust in the Lord with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek his will in all you do, and he will show you which path to take. It’s a […]

Day 9 - The Truth

Last week we talked about the identity crisis that so many college students face their first 30 days on campus. Today we want to talk about another crisis…a crisis of faith. This crisis is rooted in the exact same thing a crisis of identity is – believing lies when life gets tough or your conditions […]

Day 8 - Dealing with the Bully

My favorite Bible story when I was a young was the story of David and Goliath. Remember the story? David was a young dude that had learned how to conquer scary things like lions and bears and giants. He wasn’t a bodybuilder or skilled soldier. He didn’t possess any supernatural, Superman skillsets or attributes. What […]

Day 7 - Staying Plugged In

One of the things I loved about college was the sense that you could do anything! Everything was new, and anything was possible! Ever watch the show The Amazing Race? If not, here it is in a nutshell: It’s a race. And it’s amazing... >> Continue Reading [seriesengine_wo enmse_cv=2 enmse_dsst=4 enmse_dss=13 enmse_pag=10 enmse_apag=12 enmse_dsm=507]

Day 6 - Freedom!

One of the biggest things I hear students say they look forward to in college is FREEDOM! (No more bedtime, no more curfew, no more opinions about what they wear, etc.) BTW, Most college students quickly learn that with great freedom, comes great responsibility. But treated responsibly, freedom can be a wonderful thing! Unfortunately, many college students do […]

Day 5 - The Daily Plan

What I know for a fact after watching six daughters go through their first semester of school is that we need a routine. Now, you might be one of those few students that's already keeping a task list and keeping up with a calendar. But the fact is, every study shows that most of us […]

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