During the Winter Break, I kept busy blogging several “so fars” for the Road Trip – themes that have proved prevalent across my exploration. I wrote about college ministers learning customization for the Millennial Generation, poor ministry communication, the joys of locality, and the prevalence of social justice activity. Then …
Non-Christians on Mission Trips? $32,000 donated by 1200 college students? It will come as no surprise to many of you that I’ve seen a lot of “Social Justice” in action around the country so far. This is one of the the hottest themes among college students (Christian and secular), and …
I thought I’d connect you with a few “items of interest” for ministry that I’ve encountered on this trip. Have fun! 1. unChristian. This book should be huge soon enough. I’ve heard plenty about unChristian this year – not only at two different conferences but by multiple instances of word-of-mouth, …
Yesterday meant a one-day trip from Baton Rouge down to New Orleans for one of the most enjoyable opportunities of this trip so far! Dr. Allen Jackson, Professor at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, had invited me down there, and he took me and some other college ministry-types to lunch …
From Monday, October 8 to Thursday the 11th, I had the opportunity to spend some time at Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University – better known as Virginia Tech. The chance to see this campus from the heart of one of their ministries, to attend a forum conducted by a …
So after getting that question a few times recently – “What have you learned so far on your Road Trip?” – I actually prayed and thought about it a little, so I would have something helpful to say. And since some are probably reading this blog with a question of …
