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The God of Second Chances — Silbano's Story

Silbano uses his story and experiences to reach often overlooked corners of campus, including formerly incarcerated students.

Reading the Bible with a Diverse Community

Each of us wears cultural lenses. Our culture lenses shape our worldview, our relationships, our behavior … even the way we read the Bible.

“What Does God Want Me to Do?”: Urbana 22 and the Heart of God

In a way that is so holy and sacred and perfect that it’s almost incomprehensible, God wants.

How to Prepare Your Faith Story

Since your first awareness of God’s presence in your life, you’ve had a story worth telling.

Tips to Overcome Loneliness

Now I often find myself hunched over my phone in line at the grocery store or sitting in my car checking TikTok for some fresh hits of dopamine before I set out on my way. It’s like I’d rather have something take up the space in my mind than be alone with the quiet of my own thoughts anymore.

Highway Hypnosis & Self-Reflection as a Spiritual Practice

But the phenomenon of highway hypnosis reveals that there are many, many ways in which you are not the boss. You are so not the boss of you, in fact, that your conscious mind can take a full daydream holiday while you’re driving and some other part of you will manage that unbelievably complex task quite well.

Meet Your Urbana 22 Worship Director: Imer Santiago

Next month, Imer Santiago will lead thousands of students in multicultural musical worship in Indianapolis.

Flour Fights & Building Trust: Zelma’s Story

Zelma had some joyful and some traumatic childhood moments. She was baptized as a kid, but turned away from God as she grew up. When she attended College of the Muscogee Nation, she struggled with nightmares, sleeping, and drinking. But eventually, she accepted Jesus transferred schools, and stumbled upon the ñ chapter, making friends, reading Scripture, praying, and having her many questions answered. By the next year, she was leading a Bible study.

How Accountability Friendships Work

Healthy accountability friendships give us space for self-discovery and for deep and genuine friendships. This leads to less anxiety, higher performance at work and school, and spiritual transformation.

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