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Tithe Your Career

By Paul Van Der Werf on

What is the best way to spend your first few years out of college?  Is it diving into a job so you can begin climbing the social and wealth ladder?  Is it backpacking through Europe, Asia or South America?  Grad school?

These are all good options.  But for many of you, there’s a different path to consider.  It’s a new way of investing the first two years of your career based on the biblical concept of the tithe.

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Advice from the Field: My Letter to Future Goers.

By Anonymous on

As I am writing this I am trying to think, is this time what I expected it to be? What were my expectations going into the two years (either spoken or unspoken)? 

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The God of the Nations and the Next Step

By David Gee on

What does it mean to know God in all his sovereignty and kingship over the world, but also relate to him individually as the Father who intimately knows us, and our needs, and patiently leads us? I can’t answer that question with a neat theological bow, but I can offer my story of how God took me from my home country to the nations and knew me deeply along the way.

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What Does the Old Testament Say About Missions?

By Luke on

You’ve probably heard people talk about one or two verses in the Bible about why you should go overseas. But seriously...one tiny verse? Who wants to hang their entire future on one verse?

Did you know there is actually a lot more the Bible has to say about why God cares that people go to share His love with other parts of the world?

From the first book of the Bible to the last, God is telling one story. A story of His Glory that is shown in His creation, His desire to reconcile all people of the earth, and culminating in His ultimate plan of redemption.

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4 Ways to Make the Most of Your Study Abroad

By Bri on

I still deem my study abroad experience as one of the top highlights of my life. There is something so unique about dedicating a few months to a culture and people while you’re in a season of learning. My experience studying abroad in South Africa is a huge reason why I am doing what I am doing right now as a mission coach, why I am the person that I am today, and why I am sitting here writing this blog. But I don’t think the story would have been written that way if it weren’t for the wisdom and knowledge I was handed before I headed on a plane in the Spring of 2015. 

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4 Things to Do in College That Can Prepare You for Missions

By David Gee on

Our society gets college so wrong. On its best days, it’s treated as a career stepping stone to launch young adults into the workplace. At its worse, it's treated as a type of cultural purgatory between adolescence and adulthood that we use to fend off the real world by stuffing it with as many parties and bad decisions as possible.

But what if God had a design for your time at college to be so much more than either of those things? What if He wanted to use these years to form you and prepare you to join Him in His global work in bringing redemption and salvation to the nations?

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How to Prayer Walk

By David Gee on

God hears us. It’s one of the most beautiful truths we rest under as Christians. And not only does he hear us, but God hears us in all times and places. Psalm 139 says He knows us when we sit down and when we rise up; He discerns our thoughts from afar and knows our words before they even leave our mouths.

Our God knows us deeply, invites us to pray, and assures us that he hears us no matter where we are or what we are doing. Those fundamental truths underlie the beauty of what it means to prayer walk.

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The Elephant in the Room: Is Fundraising Biblical?

By Bri on

What are your feelings about fundraising? If you’re like most people, you probably have some feelings of trepidation towards fundraising. Fundraising for ministry can be a countercultural idea, so it naturally brings up some fears and anxieties. 

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4 Reasons to Go on a Prayer Walk Today

By Luke on

Going on a prayer walk is a new concept to many Christians. But it’s an important practice to add to your spiritual walk (see what I did there?). The truth is that, while prayer walking isn’t directly prescribed in scripture, both walking with God and praying are. Micah 6:8 tells us to walk humbly with God.

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Why Should Christians Study Abroad?

By Hannah on

Why should Christians study abroad? Is it Biblical? What’s the point? These may be some of the questions you have if you are considering studying abroad while in college. My study abroad experience was truly life-changing and path-directing. But even if you don’t have a life-altering experience, here are a few reasons why Christians should study abroad. 

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