I am asking us to consider how this different lens might direct our hearts and minds and energy towards something higher than our resumés.
Ask For the Ancient Paths
Final Semester Reflections
What assumptions are you taking for granted? Don’t assume change will come in the future; live it out now.
Art Lessons From Orvieto
In my quest to understand Orvieto to the best of my ability, I have begun to notice things about this place that have affected me deeply.
What Does It Mean To Build Our Lives On Christ as College Students?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.