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A common enemy rears its ugly head in many people’s lives come spring.

For many of us, great ÂÌñÒùÆÞ staff workers are sometimes the closest thing we have to what we might consider modern-day saints. So as a very new follower of Jesus at 20 years of age, I had to work up a lot of courage to tell my staff worker about a secret sin that had been suffocating me ever since I realized how wrong it was.

The sacrament of Communion seems a bit odd from our modern eyes. 

I recently hit a major wall in my relationship with God. 

There are three words that I want you to remember as you graduate: worth, work, and the world.

Can we be sad and still worship God? What about angry? Confused? 

Throughout the past 25 years, God has placed me in four distinct churches that have differed in denomination, race, socioeconomic makeup, and language. In these different communities, God has grown my understanding of him and his mission and equipped me to better serve him among diverse people.

The Old Testament can be kind of a pain. 

Nobody likes to sit in a waiting room. 

What is Christian doctrine? And do words such as eschatology, sanctification, and atonement really have anything to do with our everyday, going-to-class, working, hanging-out-with-friends lives?