I’m not a beer-drinking man. In fact, besides wine at a few weddings, the only alcohol I ever drank was a too-big slurp of Rum and Coke. I was five. My dad thought it would be funny to switch my Coca-Cola with his adult version while I was off playing Ms. Pacman at the bar. [...]

Marks of Academic Revival by Keith Martel is one of my favorite articles of all time. Keith, the Director of Campus Ministries at Geneva College, challenges readers to consider what it would look like if a “revival” swept through college campuses today. Too often we limit our vision of revivals to people having intense, one-time “religious” [...]

“In him, all things hold together.” This remarkable claim simultaneously makes me feel secure and responsible. Secure because God promises to do what humans cannot do with all of the seemingly disparate pieces of life. Cracks exist in hellish and holy places, yet Christ is not threatened. We fear, but he is faithful. We see [...]

One word that describes the higher education experience for many students is fragmented. Students participate in a fragmented curriculum, going from class to class, rarely being taught how or if the different classes connect. There is also a fragmentation between class and life. Students simply go through the motions to learn what is going to [...]