Enoch talks about how to build spiritual disciplines in your life. He looks into how the same concepts that it takes to construct a building that can withstand earthquakes and storms apply to our spiritual lives as well.

 

March 2019

Knowing and Loving God - Neil encourages us to ask the question: "What would somebody that really wanted to know and love God do to make that happen?" He walks us through three helpful hints and three resources to get us started: models, peers, and practices.

 

Neil takes a look at the question: "What do confident, well-adjusted, successful students know that I don't know?" He talks about three things that can improve academic life: living in line with priorities, learning to manage time, and practices that pay off.

 

Erin looks into the question of, "What would someone in my situation do to develop enduring friendships?" She shares about the friendship between David and Jonathan. She then points to four things required for enduring friendships and three ways to cultivate friendships.

 

Eric looks into the question of what it looks like to be a good employee. He does this by digging into David’s life and showing the importance of asking two questions: What needs to be done? How can I do it well?

 

Jeremy looks into the question, “How would a person go about dating so that it’s good now AND good later?” He talks about how our angle of approach should be shaped by two questions and digs into the areas of who, how, and when you should date.

 

Neil continues the “Rethink It” series by looking into how we can design our lives to make a difference. He walks through four things that we can do in order to do this: abide, love, share, and share your life.

 

Jeremy finishes up the series by answering the question of, "How do you create an environment both you and your roommates want to come home to?" He talks about five essentials needed to do this - R.A.F.T.S.: Responsibility, Accountability, Forgiveness, Trust, and Service.

 

Robbie talks about how we often allow the labels that other people place on us or we place on ourselves to define us. He takes us through the life of Jacob to show that we need to allow how God views us to define us.

 

Neil walks through the cumulative principle, which says that small investments over time have a cumulative effect. He talks specifically about small investments of time and how the way to utilize this principle is to start investing, start early, and do it consistently.