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“I have a dream.”

These were the words uttered by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years ago today during the March on Washington. 

Making friends in a large new community can be a daunting task for incoming college freshmen. 

What is a center? 

College has been seriously misrepresented.

With my conception of college horribly twisted by the media, I prepared my convictions like a soldier preparing for war. 

I am an absolute nervous wreck. The people who know me think I’m ready for a big change, but deep down I’m terrified of the uncertainty.

Do you know that it’s possible to keep doing work for God without ever noticing you’ve abandoned your relationship with him?

The first time I was asked to share the gospel at a Proxe Station, I tried to get out of it.

It happens to all of us, regardless of whether we’re in school or in the working world. I’m talking about sloth, one of the infamous “” (and for good reason!).

As a rising senior at Rutgers University in New Jersey, I believe everything that’s happened during college, good and bad, has happened for a reason. God has never made a mistake. 

“Can my faith survive college?”

Whether or not you’ve said this out loud, it’s a question a lot of future college freshmen are asking this month as they think about leaving home for the first time and stepping onto campus in a few short weeks.