Written by Katherine Mayhew / March 2017 Perfection is something I’ve struggled with my entire life. I’m the first daughter in a family of seven children, and my dad is a pastor. For as long as I can remember, I’ve felt as … Continue reading The Perfectionist’s Guide to Being Perfect
Written by Danielle Gerbitz / March 2017 I have a boss who likes to tell new employees two things about me when I first meet them. 1: I started out as a pretty bad waitress. 2: I’m very naive. He’s not wrong … Continue reading Naive
Written by Jonah Albrecht / March 2017 There is an old proverb that says: Make hay while the sun shines. This advice was used by farmers during the Middle Ages who didn’t know what the next day would bring, so they had … Continue reading Time Well Spent
Written by Lydia Albrecht / March 2017 “You are who your friends are.” I’m sure that most of you have heard that expression. I, for one believe that it’s absolutely true, which is why I want to express the importance of keeping … Continue reading You Are Who Your Friends Are
Written by Jocelyn Gamble / February 2017 College is not easy. The homework, the new professional and social environments, these are not meant to be easy. They are meant to be challenging. The University of Minnesota is a big school. 51,147 students-big, … Continue reading Pack Animals
Written by Sam Lisak / February 2017 Sunday school as a ten-year old was the best. I was right in the stage where I knew the basic Bible stories and we started to go deeper into the less covered ones. When I … Continue reading Humbled By God
Written by Wesley Franson / December 2016 And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God. (Romans 12:2) I … Continue reading What Lens Are You Using?
Written by Aaron Gullerud / November 2016 Have you ever wondered what that uneasy feeling is that you can’t explain? That little extra weight on your shoulders as you go about the day? The reason you sometimes can’t fully be in the … Continue reading Dear Younger Me,
Written by Jake Gamble / October 2016 12 Therefore, brothers and sisters, we have an obligation—but it is not to the flesh, to live according to it. 13 For if you live according to the flesh, you will die; but if by … Continue reading Seven Aspects of a Christian Character
Written by Suzannah Miller / September 2016 College students tend to have an acute awareness of time. With deadlines and due dates, I have many things to accomplish and seemingly never enough time to do them. Frequently, I find myself lamenting the … Continue reading Time Management
