The College of William & Mary was chartered in 1693 and has rich history embedded within its well-worn brick pathways and aged brick buildings. It is said that students who go to William & Mary enter in with aspirations of...
Read more“…Who can withstand His icy blast?” I paused my reading of Psalm 147 to let out a guffaw as my shaking hands testified with the Scripture. Trying to steady my hands so I could read from the snow-dotted iPhone screen,...
Read moreGrowing Anxious A few weeks ago, a student from my on-campus Bible study expressed an interest in studying the book of James together in our group. I agreed, forgetting for a moment one simple, long-standing opinion I have about the...
Read moreThe walk from MIT to Park Street Church, a beautiful old Boston church, requires the crossing of the Charles River. Beneath your footsteps on the bridge is engraved a poem by Henry Longfellow that begins: “Listen my children and you...
Read moreI hesitate to write on this subject because we all, including myself, know that we do not pray enough. I assume that we already feel a bit guilty about it too. I don’t want to stir up more guilt. We’ll...
Read moreWhen I started college, I only had experiences in the moderately charismatic, nondenominational, megachurch scene. I thought I knew what Christianity looked like and thought that was the only way. Now, being on the post-college side of things, I am...
Read moreIn the late 19th century during the golden age of alpinism, the English mountaineer Edward Whymper led an expedition to conquer one of the last mountain peaks of the Great Alps, the Matterhorn. He and others had failed in many...
Read moreI played basketball all through elementary, middle, and high school. I just loved the game. I even took it with me a bit to college (UT Coed Champs of 1999….My 15 minutes of fame). In middle school I had this...
Read moreWe never know, when the Lord weaves someone into our lives, how much He will use their life to impact ours. Such is the case with a special man my husband and I met 33 years ago at Church on...
Read moreI just attended the funeral of Dean Smith, arguably the greatest college basketball coach of all time. I was blessed to serve as a team manager under him, and the life lessons I learned through basketball (some 30 years ago)...
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