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In today’s episode we talk with Dr. Brent Baskin about Volunteering in Ministry as a College Student. What are some key things for College Volunteers to remember so that they can be successful?

Further Resources:

Dangerous Calling by Paul Tripp

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Now That I'm Called by Kristen Padilla

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Not Normal: Seven Quirks of Incredible Volunteers by Sue Miller

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In today’s episode we talk with Dr. Brent Baskin about Volunteering in Ministry as a College Student. What are some key things for College Volunteers to remember so that they can be successful?

Ruth 1:1-9 on Zoom!

If you missed our introduction to Revelation for Sunday School, listen to it here!

This week Ryan introduces the book.

Welcome to the PVN College Podcast! This intro episode lays out what Fall semester looks like for our ministry on Sundays, Thursdays, oh and one more thing.....

In Revelation 3:1-6 Jesus speaks to the dead church in the city of Sardis. He reminds them that only He can bring peace, restoration, and life to a dead city and a dead soul.

Graduates are facing a very strange road ahead. New challenges, new rules, new unknowns. But the love that God has for us is the same. His love is not only constant, but it powefully guides our life. Disease and confusion will never have the last word.

James has taught us so much about suffering, about obedience, about the practical Christian life. And now he finishes with a timely message for our confusing days: Keep going!

Here is the link to the article mentioned in Ryan's sermon: https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/one-essential-oil

James wants to show us that how we handle our money directly ties to what is going on in our hearts. Christians in James' day had tragically started abusing their fellow believers in the name of easy cash.

Money is one of the clearest windows into our lives as to what is really going on inside.

James continues his theme of humility and pride in chapter 4 with how we speak and how we plan. But as we dig deeper into the chapter we come to find that the real problem is not how we interact or schedule. The real problem is in how we see other people and how we see ourselves.