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About the Guest:
Connor Blair is a junior at Auburn University majoring in film and media studies and minoring in public relations. He grew up in a military family, he has a strong foundation of faith instilled by his parents and values the community of Christians at Auburn University.
Episode Summary:
Jared interviews Connor Blair, a college student and leader at Auburn University. Connor shares his experiences of balancing faith and college life, highlighting the challenges and joys of living as a Christ follower on campus. He discusses the importance of community, growth in faith, and servant leadership within organizations like BYX.
Key Takeaways:
Finding a community of Christians on campus can support growth in faith and provide a network for accountability.
Serving as a leader involves representing the fraternity, promoting the brotherhood, and demonstrating servant leadership.
Personal relationships and mentorship play a crucial role in shaping one's faith journey and leadership skills.
Pursuing Christ is a continuous relationship that requires time, effort, and the support of fellow believers.
Balancing college life, career ambitions, and faith requires a willingness to be uncomfortable and trust in God's plan.
Notable Quotes:
"The Lord uses vessels like my friends to change lives, and there is hope for Christian Brotherhood in and outside of organizations like BYX." - Connor Blair
"Leadership isn't just about giving orders but about serving and representing Christ in all aspects of life." - Connor Blair
Ready to make a post-college impact? Visit reliant.org or email [email protected] to explore how you can start your ministry journey. Don't miss this chance to turn your passion into purpose!
SUPPORT Man to Men by visiting https://byx.org/give/ and become an INDIVIDUAL PARTNER
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Produced by The Good Podcast Co.
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By Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX)About the Guest:
Connor Blair is a junior at Auburn University majoring in film and media studies and minoring in public relations. He grew up in a military family, he has a strong foundation of faith instilled by his parents and values the community of Christians at Auburn University.
Episode Summary:
Jared interviews Connor Blair, a college student and leader at Auburn University. Connor shares his experiences of balancing faith and college life, highlighting the challenges and joys of living as a Christ follower on campus. He discusses the importance of community, growth in faith, and servant leadership within organizations like BYX.
Key Takeaways:
Finding a community of Christians on campus can support growth in faith and provide a network for accountability.
Serving as a leader involves representing the fraternity, promoting the brotherhood, and demonstrating servant leadership.
Personal relationships and mentorship play a crucial role in shaping one's faith journey and leadership skills.
Pursuing Christ is a continuous relationship that requires time, effort, and the support of fellow believers.
Balancing college life, career ambitions, and faith requires a willingness to be uncomfortable and trust in God's plan.
Notable Quotes:
"The Lord uses vessels like my friends to change lives, and there is hope for Christian Brotherhood in and outside of organizations like BYX." - Connor Blair
"Leadership isn't just about giving orders but about serving and representing Christ in all aspects of life." - Connor Blair
Ready to make a post-college impact? Visit reliant.org or email [email protected] to explore how you can start your ministry journey. Don't miss this chance to turn your passion into purpose!
SUPPORT Man to Men by visiting https://byx.org/give/ and become an INDIVIDUAL PARTNER
Follow Man to Men & Beta Upsilon Chi:
X,Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube
Produced by The Good Podcast Co.