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February 19, 2021

By Ashley Bauer-Yuen

Mixed Blessing & Multiethnic Identity—An Essential Read for Everyone

For so many reasons, I really appreciated Crane’s book. It was specifically written for me and anyone else with a multiethnic identity.

February 11, 2021

By Nathan Peterson

Diving into Jonah—In-the-Belly Waiting

Suffice it to say, it seems like more than a few connections can be made between our situation and Jonah’s in-the-belly waiting.

February 04, 2021

By Stephan Teng

A Snapshot of Running Large Groups Online

As campus was closing due to COVID, we felt an invitation to step into the unknown and experiment and learn, to be a community committed to each other even when separated.

January 29, 2021

By Shawn Abraham

The True Gift of Healing Prayer

I heard a sermon about how the true beauty of healing prayer lies in its portrayal of the kingdom of heaven. It invites us to know Jesus more intimately. I didn’t really understand this until I saw healing prayer work differently than I expected.

January 21, 2021

By Steve Tamayo

Diving into Jonah—Overcoming Reluctant Ears, Hearts & Eyes

Reluctant. That’s how I see the prophet Jonah in his eponymous book. I get that reluctance. I wonder if that’s why I resonate with Jonah.

January 14, 2021

By Stephanie Fredrick

Parenting beyond the Five-Minute Future

Right now it may be hard to think of anything long-term—even the next five minutes may seem overwhelming—but God is faithful and asks us to not only look at the next five minutes with anticipation but to also find peace in knowing that he has all our minutes, hours, and days.

December 21, 2020

By Sarah LaLond

The Weary World Rejoices

Right now, we are corporately waiting. We’re waiting for this pandemic to be over. We’re also waiting to celebrate the birth of our Savior.

December 18, 2020

By Drew Larson

Epiphany Reflection — A God Who Wants to Be Found

That, I think, is why the Lord used a star to lead the Magi. It shows us a God that wants to be found.

December 11, 2020

By Taylor Straatmann

One Family—Learning Alongside International Students

As Christians called to reach the nations and honor God’s heart for justice, we must share a full gospel—one that confronts injustice wherever it takes place—and make space for international students to meaningfully engage with God’s Word in our US context with us and in their own way.

December 03, 2020

By Rashawn Ramone

Context & Community—Striving to Be Good Missionaries

Throughout my life, I never thought I’d be a missionary, let alone a good one. But as followers of Creator Sets Free (Jesus), called to share his good news to all people, we’re all missionaries in some sense (Matt 28:19–20). And being called to be a missionary on campus has brought a lot of healing in my life.

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