College can be a difficult time. A lot of changes happen, and tough, life changing decisions are made almost daily. How can we take this to a broader scale, and apply Christian principles to the college life and beyond?

We are commanded to do a lot in the Bible, and sometimes we may lose sight as to WHY. Motivate this week to seek the why behind the actions you do.

The world is quickly changing, and so are the methods to effectively get the Gospel Message to others. New challenges are rising as interest is falling in Christianity, making it all the more difficult to effectively spread the Gospel. How can we overcome these challenges and open the doors of discussions in an apathetic world?

Times are changing. Being a Christian now is much different than what it was in the New Testament. Does that then mean the Bible is out of date, lost in the times? Or is it just as effective now as it was before?

How do we as Christians show the glory of God within our lives? Through our actions and words, are we exemplifying the examples set before, or creating a mockery of them? How we act, speak, and live our lives can say a lot about us and Christianity as a whole.

Peter: The Husband, the Fisherman, the Apostle. He leaves a heavy footprint in the Bible, and a lot to learn from both his successes as a Christian, and his failures.

The Apostle Paul, one of the most prominent men in the Bible. Writing over half of the New Testament, he gives many examples and principles for the Christian to learn and apply to their lives.

What is a Christian? How you become one? What does life look like after? The Bible lays this definition out plainly for all to see, we must simply be willing to look.

There is none more powerful than the Lord. Christ, being God the Son, was, and is still today, able to be subdued by no man or power. While living on earth Christ had the power to do anything, His greatest power was His ability to control His power and overcome the temporary things of this world.

Ever asked yourself, "Why am I, or should I, do this? No one will ever notice anyways?" ...as you spend the afternoon scrubbing the walls or cleaning the ceiling fans? There are often things that we need to do, but wonder why when no one will notice. If there is some good that you can do, do it with all diligence knowing that as Christ noticed the simple acts of men and women while on earth, He also notices every "small" thing you do.