by Olivia Albrecht / May 2017 “I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.” -Psalm 121:1-2 As a somewhat new college student, I have … Continue reading Pray More, Worry Less
Written by Jonathan Gamble / December 2016 As I wrote this article, I was sitting in the airport attempting to fly stand-by. Flying stand-by, you really don’t know if you’re going to be able to get on the plane until 5 minutes … Continue reading Regarding Stress
by David Rehm / September 2016 Independence is a word often associated to transitionary periods in life. A teenager may be entering high school and feeling their parents’ guiding hand loosen for the first time. Alternatively, a young adult may be … Continue reading Handling Independence
by Abby Sydow / May 2016 I cannot tell you how many times I’ve heard the question, “What do you want to do with your life?” or “What do you plan on doing with your degree?” I’m sure many … Continue reading Be Still
by Timothy Schaser / May 2016 The times I worry the most are late at night. I suppose that makes sense, since all you can do while lying in bed trying to sleep is think. 100% brain focus can be … Continue reading The Art of Forgetting
Written by Christiana Schreyer / September 2015 An orange hue peaks timidly over the bridge as my partner and I hit each pot-hole of downtown La Crosse in our truck, good old 2937. It’s a half hour past our shift end, … Continue reading Never Alone
Written by Lydia Albrecht / May 2015 At this time in our lives, we are faced with our whole future ahead of us, and this can be very intimidating. Choosing a career, doing your best to succeed, making enough money to pay … Continue reading The Glorious Unfolding
