Everyone

This Bible study is designed with students of Mixed ethnic and racial backgrounds in mind. The four studies focus on different ways God interacts with our ethnic and racial stories, helping us to reflect on our own stories and how God is at work in us.

This resource offers prayer points that can be used to guide prayers for Mixed students and faculty.

This is a prayer for Mixed individuals.

Do you know how to recognize how the Holy Spirit is at work? In this discipleship cycle we learn to ask questions that will bring clarity to God’s presence in our lives.

Everything we do on campus should be done out of an overflow of God’s love for us and our love for him. Abiding in Jesus is not optional. This discipleship cycle teaches us to spend time with Jesus. 

Jesus was abundantly clear with his followers; because he served them, they were supposed to serve one another. As a community that is seeking to follow Jesus together, how can we also serve one another? In this discipleship cycle, we learn to identify needs on campus and are challenged to respond as Jesus would.

Is the Lord calling you to start a ministry to an unreached group on campus? Maybe it’s your friends, teammates, or people in your dorm. Or maybe he is challenging you to reach those who are not like you. This discipleship cycle will help you and your community to seek Jesus for next steps in reaching a new corner of campus. 

The story of Christianity has been passed down from one person sharing with others what Jesus has done for them. This is also true of your life and the lives of other Christians on your campus. This discipleship cycle teaches you to share the gospel with your friends. 

Most of what we experience of the world comes to us through our senses. We interact with our environment through sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. Jesus was aware of these things, but he also had a spiritual sense. He was looking for evidence of God at work in the world. This discipleship cycle helps us see the campus as God sees it. 

Are your friends struggling with worrying, do they have fears, are they lacking the resources they need to get by? Who do you know who is in need of God’s provision or power? This discipleship cycle challenges us to take a risk by offering to pray for our friends and asking the Lord to show up in their lives.