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I wish someone had told me that church after college wouldn’t feel like ��ñ����. 

Work gives us the chance to obey God’s command to actively love and humbly serve others, so that they, too, can encounter his love and care for every person on this earth.

This question about grad school, which ties in closely with life direction, actually deals with calling and vocation in its very core.

It is not good for us to be alone. And yet, in the hands of God, loneliness can transform.

Love is a pretty big deal.

It’s Friday night. After a long week, you just want to relax—preferably with a group of friends or even just one. The only problem is that there’s no one to hang out with.

Don’t wait until December to learn how to be a good post-grad friend. Here are three ways you can love your college friends well after graduation.

In college, I spent countless hours studying: polishing essays, working through complex derivations, learning new vocabulary. In the busyness, I was often drawn back to the greatest commandment: “Honor the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.” I wondered especially about honoring God with my mind. 

I’m trying to pray audacious prayers.

There is a world of difference between knowing that we should do something and actually doing it, isn’t there?