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We all “fake it” sometimes; but Jesus invites us to be authentic and real. This series examines three areas where Jesus helps us get real in: our lives, our friendships and our love.
Jesus invites us as his followers to be peacemakers in our families, neighborhoods, cities, and global community. This document provides resources to help you go deeper in your understanding of peacemaking and this current conflict.
Everyone on campus fakes it, in one way or another. This interactive art outreach invites students to be real with each other and with God.
Bible studies that you can do with your team to help your teammates discover for themselves who Jesus is and what that means for their lives.
These resources will help you to understand what an Athletes InterVarsity Core Team is, how to recruit student athletes to the Core Team, and how to grow the Core Team through Core Team Meetings.
Team-based outreach strategies that you can use to engage in intentional witness to Christ to your teammates.
What does it look like to have a relationship with God that is honest about the anger, frustration, joy, and delight that exist in our walks with Him? This worksheet will help you to grow in intimacy with God, increase your emotional awareness, and bring Scripture to life.
A short prayer guide to help students and faculty on campus pray for the situation in Israel and Palestine.
The "Two Ates" (Sisters) Pocket Proxe uses a beautiful art piece inspired by Pilipino culture and faith to help Pilipino American students on campus taste and see Jesus in a compelling and refreshing way.
Want to host a gathering for Mixed, multiethnic students? Use this discussion guide to get started!
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Beginning with Jesus is a four-study guide for international students and scholars. This guide includes Bible text, discussion questions, vocabulary helps, background information, a map, and leader’s notes.
Some of us are multiethnic with a “white and—” ethnic story. What does it mean to have this complicated family history? What does it mean to reject the harms of whiteness without losing a part of ourselves? Use these reflections to ask these questions and explore the “Mixed and white” experience.
God is at work all around us in the lives of our friends, acquaintances, and strangers. This resource will walk you through the steps to create a communal prayer wall and help you grow in love for the people on your campus.
Our best insights, recommendations, and advice from Native ministry experts on how to connect well with Native students during NSO.