College throws a lot at you, but Christianity offers something deeper than just “making sense.” At the end of the day, it’s not just ideas to believe… but a story to live in; one that changes you from the inside out .

Even in seasons of sorrow, God’s goodness is at work. Psalm 126 reminds us that joy often follows tears, and that His blessings are meant to inspire gladness in our hearts and in the lives of those around us.

What if the seasons you most want to escape are the very ones God is using to give you more of Himself? The furnace may feel unbearable, but it’s often where His presence becomes most real.

Dating isn’t just about finding the right person… it’s about becoming the kind of person who honors Christ in the process. If you’re dating or considering it, here are 5 gospel-shaped principles that will help you pursue not just love, but lasting holiness.

We’re promised that we will face hardship in this life, yet many of us are prone to run. Do you feel like escapism is the way to security? Jesus offers us a better option. Escape to Him, embrace the furnace, and experience fullness of life in Christ.

When ministry gets tough, how should we expect to endure?

Discontentment stems from prideful desires that conflict with reality, but Psalm 131 shows us a better way: humble, childlike trust and quietness before God. True and lasting contentment comes from hoping in the Lord, ultimately fulfilled in Christ, who perfectly embodied contentment and redirects our desires toward God himself.

Dating is a long, winding journey that can only be navigated well when fueled by the gospel of Jesus Christ. By rooting our relationships in His sacrificial love, we’re freed from self-centered striving and empowered to pursue dating and marriage for God’s glory and our ultimate joy.

In a world that defines strength through power, there is a better option. A gentle Shepherd whose compassion meets you in your exhaustion, fear, and hunger with rest, provision, and peace. All this is available to those who come to Him.

We’ve all been there. There’s an opportunity to do something fun with other people FOMO (fear of missing out) is an all-too-familiar emotional response to realizing you’ve been left out of something you’d like to be involved in. The Christian faith is meant to impact every aspect of our lives, including our friendships and recreation. So as our faith and social lives overlap more and more, the question becomes, “what is a Biblical view of FOMO?”

So often as Christians pursue sanctification and growth in godliness the idea isn’t sudden victory, but daily obedience that God uses to produce lasting change. See how this idea of gradual then suddenly changes how we view our personal growth in God.

Christians should fear God rather than men, confidently proclaiming the gospel while trusting in their heavenly Father's love and care.