With March here and Valentine’s Day a pleasant memory, you may have missed another important February event: the update of our congregation’s website.     Why the update? Every congregation with an on...  Read More

     Sometimes we limit ministry to a few who have professional roles in church life.  They serve in the ministry. In the New Testament, however, ministry is not reserved for the few, but required of ...  Read More

On January 9, with 48 other members of a Health Talents International (HTI) medical missions team, we escaped the U.S. winter for mild, green Guatemala, a country known as “the land of eternal spring....  Read More

On February 15, the College Church hosts its annual Spring Festival to celebrate the Lunar New Year, and our ministry to Asians steps into a future that holds both uncertainty and promise.The ministry...  Read More

Whether it’s called disciple-making or soul-winning, the mission of the church has never changed.Jesus’ final words to His disciples still ring clearly today: “Go therefore and make disciples of all n...  Read More

It has been a long process—but with 1,189 chapters, that is to be expected. Ever since I first heard Jordan share his desire for College Church to create an audio Bible, I was intrigued. Could we real...  Read More

     Church leaders often say that “80% of the work is done by 20% of the people.” That, however, has not been the case over the past 90 years at College Church. One-hundred percent of the work is bei...  Read More

The ritual of making New Year’s Resolutions is embedded in our culture, but it can seems like a superficial exercise that gives rise to self-deprecating jokes rather than real change.If you’re ready t...  Read More

In my English and Medical Humanities class, I include Christian writers who havefaced death and written well about it, and found students receptive to the experience ofreading and discussing the subje...  Read More

Looking back on 2025, I am grateful for all the ways God has worked through College Church. Our “Discipling 3,000” focus strengthened our commitment to being disciples who make disciples, energizing o...  Read More

Wednesday, November 5th: His House isn’t supposed to be open, yet at 4:30 p.m. a line of cars stretches from the front of the building around to Turner Street, spilling into the north parking lot of C...  Read More

Boethius was a Christian philosopher. I regularly teach his Consolation of Philosophy as part of my literature classes because of something fascinating he wrote about the imagination.He said imagining...  Read More