International student ministry is one of the most strategic and rewarding aspects of campus ministry. In order to do it effectively, we need to consider the challenges we face and explore helpful strategies. This week we are joined by Severin Lwali, National XAi Director, to discuss intentional and fruitful international student ministry on campus.

Dating and romance on our campus often follows a predictable cycle that leads to a lot of pain and heartache for our students. This week we explore the cycle and the struggle that students face navigating relationships in our culture.

Do you ever wonder if it's time to move on? This week we've gathered some wisdom from ministers with longevity and fruitfulness and we offer some questions you need to ask yourself before you make a change.

How do we navigate building a worship team and a worship culture when we're early in the worship team process? This week we discuss some practical and philisophical tips on building a worship team from scratch.

What impact can God have on our campus and around the world if we are willing to exercise our faith and have a God-sized vision? Today we talk with Matt Carpenter, of UCA Chi Alpha about miracles, impacting the world through discipleship, and a vision that's larger than our local campus.

This week we celebrate a year of podcasting and reflect on things we've learned and things that have encourgaged us.

This week we replay our first episode on the opportunities the spring semester present us.

Today on the podcast, we interview Andrew and Alicia Youngblood about their early years, their call to vocational campus ministry, and some things they've learned along the way.

What does it look like to minster effectively at an academically elite univiersity? What could we learn about our own high acheiving students from a ministers at high acheiving schools? This week we talk with Eric Mingle from Rice University about how they've learned and grown as they've worked to reach their campus.

In this special Thanksgiving Day episode we take some time to discuss what we're thankful for and offer some prayer and encouragement.