To close out my “Summer Lovin’” series, here’s a Fridea I first presented a couple of years ago… and it’s one that may be way, way outside the box for some of us. But if we’re dedicated to “doing life” with and among our students, shouldn’t we be doing things …
We recognize that students both need, and are drawn to discussions of dating relationships, the lure of sex, and related topics. Obviously, there are plenty of “ditches” our students fall into along this line… and also lots of promise in this area, too. Plus, these things are on students’ minds …
Chances are, some of your students are in – or will soon be in – that “seriously dating” stage of their romantic relationships. Even though many people are getting married far past college, plenty of collegians are still on the threshold of engagement or marriage as they approach graduation. While …
Continuing my series on how we teach dating and relationships within our ministries, a post from last year about thinking toward the future, not just their present “felt needs” – in relationships and some other areas. It’s likely you’ve talked to your students about dating well. It’s likely you’ve encouraged …
Toward the end of our rehearsal dinner a couple of weeks ago, I shared with our crowd how God had pushed me – from early high school days – to trust Him about finding love. Like most guys, girls were on my mind – a lot – but I think …
In light of my recent nuptials, I’m discussing how we teach our students about relationships. Today, a post from a couple of years ago that looks at what we say about their present status – which is very likely to be their status for awhile. Are you teaching your students …
We college ministers need to talk plenty about “love and relationships” – those things are on our students’ minds, they trip up plenty of Christian students, those areas are a chance to run counter-cultural to the campus, and they’ll lead to the life-changing choice of a spouse either in college …
