Pray for the Lord to help you find some time to meet with Him. Ask him to help you apply these practical skills in your years at Gordon.
What Does It Mean To Build Our Lives On Christ as College Students?
How I Am Learning to Surrender My Same-Sex Attraction to Christ
I have to die to myself. I have to say that because Christ lives inside of me, His way is better.
A Note From the Editor Regarding Student Testimony Published Today
Dan’s story is a powerful testimony of Christ’s love. Its purpose is to proclaim that where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom!
Reflecting on Revival and Confession a Year After Asbury
May we be people who are open to God’s everyday revivals.
How Valentine’s Day Reminds Us To Rest In The Father’s Love
While we dwell on our inadequacies, the Spirit testifies that we belong wholly to the Lord.
Above All Earthly Powers: How the Gospel Fills the Gap Within Our Identities
Our separation from God’s presence leaves a gap in our identities that can only be reconciled by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Doxology: A Series
A poem.
Surrendered Song: A Reflection On Catacombs and Worship
I love that no two Catacombs are the same–apart from the fact that I always seem to walk onto the stage with an anxious heart.
Self-Reflection Through the Lens of Leisure: Who Leads My Learning?
We do not have to stress when something does not turn out as we thought. After all, we are not alone in the process of learning.
Thought Experiment: Lane Should Play Classical Music From Its Speakers
It should not endorse music because it has the “Christian” label on it, but because it truly draws its listeners near to God.
Redefining Blessings: Praise God Through the Peaks and Valleys
This is when we begin to see God at work—not necessarily in grand gestures, but through the actions and words of strangers and friends.
St. Augustine’s Confessions As a Model for Practicing Intimacy
The experience of being a person, lost apart from God, is no less true for a Christian today than it was in late antiquity.
The True Heart of Worship
What we devote our time to is what we are devoted to. So ask yourself: What is valuable to you? Is it praiseworthy?
O Come Let Us Adore Him
The Doxology is purely praise. There is no confession, gratitude, or petition. It is simply adoration.
Dependence on Diversion Leads to a Distracted Faith
Rather than confront things such as death, wretchedness, and ignorance, humans utilize fictitious diversions to distract from the real world.
Emptying Ourselves for the Purpose of Praise
Humility is and should be the driving force in our consistent praise unto God.
Praise is Our Weapon as the Unified Bride of Christ
Our worship isn’t just about declaring the truth of Who God is–it’s about joining the Church victorious at the throne of God.
The Little Flower of Jesus: The Life and Legacy of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux
Not all of us are called to enact God’s will with enormous deeds, but we all are called to obey the Lord and lead lives that bring him glory.
Reimagining Worship in the Context of the Climate Crisis
The very fact that we are here, on this planet, armed with the resources able to enact positive change, is a gift.
Tipping the Scales: American Power Should be Willing to Shrink as Allies Strengthen
America must come to terms with its own intentions, which begin with the recognition that America doesn’t hold a monopoly on liberalism.
The Worship of Advocating for Family Values
The nuclear family was created to be a central point from which all societal function stems. It must be protected.
John of Damascus and the Defense of Icons
Icons rank among the essential tools of Orthodox spiritual practice.
Octobris Doxologia
A poem.
Wholeheartedly, Forevermore
A poem.
A Doxology of Vicissitude
A poem.
My Father’s Hands
A poem.
Grace Abounds
A poem.
Our Time Here Below: Worship Through Political Action and Study
Striving towards a just state adheres to Scripture’s call that we care for our fellow humans and the world we inhabit, which glorifies God.
Peace at Any Price: John F. Kennedy’s Lasting Legacy
Kennedy’s sheer dedication to the pursuit of peace in the face of immense disparity and uncertainty serves as a beacon of inspiration.
Raising Concerns About Gordon’s New Chapel Attendance System
Just because students live on their phones does not mean that students should live on their phones.
Persevering Through Darkness: Learning From The Life And Legacy of Maximilian Kolbe
We can learn from Saint Maximilian Kolbe’s dedication to both purity and sacrifice even in the face of difficulty.
Homesick at Home: Our Eternal Hope in a Temporal World
We have a hope that cannot be dashed if we believe that this world is temporary.
Scripture Helps Us Worship The Creator Instead Of Creation
Scripture itself is full of metaphorical phrases used to describe aspects of God in ways our finite minds just can comprehend.
What Are The Alabaster Jars God Is Asking You To Pour Out?
Although we can love the Lord with all of out heart, soul, mind, and strength in relationships, our worship of Him extends past our interactions with others.
How Christ’s Saving Power Leads Us to Forgive
A heart that has been reconciled to its Redeemer is transformed and longs to seek reconciliation with others.