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God and the Patient Experience Bible Study
These Bible studies connect the patient experience with the Triune God. The same Father God who sustained the Apostle Paul lives today. Jesus sees each person living with physical ailment or disability as an individual, not an annoyance. He sees their true need. The Holy Spirit speaks truth to God’s children when they don’t even know how to pray. God in all his fullness desires to bring hope, healing, and redemption to all.
Faculty Week
Faculty Week is an opportunity to show our appreciation for all that faculty offer, as well as deepen our relationships with faculty on each of our campuses.
Forming Faculty Prayer Groups
Learn about three guidelines that shaped weekly prayer meetings for a small group of faculty at University of Michigan.
Resources For Chapter Advisors
Chapter Advisors can play a key role in supporting, facilitating, and advocating to provide a campus ministry presence that blesses both the people and institution where they serve as long-term residents.
Taking Time Apart
Many faculty members deeply desire to follow Christ in the academic world. This guide is a resource for faculty (and anyone!) that wants to be taking time apart either daily or for a more extended time on a regular basis.
Students Are a Lot Like People
Steve Simmons presents an insightful look at what he deems the teaching philosophy necessary to be a “good” teacher and mentor.
Psalm 90: The Wisdom and Way of Dwelling in the Lord
Use this guide for either personal or group study of Psalm 90:1-17. You may also want to use it alongside Bobby Gross’s Personal Liturgy for the Work Day based on Psalm 90.
Dreams for the Academy
Faithful faculty can and must have a powerfully redemptive influence on colleges and universities, and it is in this work that I want to set out four dreams I have for academia.
Christian Faculty Mentoring Students
Connecting students and faculty in this way opens many fruitful doors. Christian students now know of Christian faculty or, more precisely, faculty who engage in an academically rigorous life and yet still believe in God.
A Personal Liturgy for the Workday
Meditate on Psalm 90 and begin your work day with prayer using this personal liturgy based on Psalm 90:1-17 shared by Bobby Gross, former National Field Director for InterVarsity Graduate & Faculty Ministries.
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Best Practices for Follow Up
A practical guide to the four components of excellent follow up: 1) Jesus-centered hospitality; 2) Face-to-Face connection; 3) Two more times of connection; 4) Web a community.
Partnership Gathering Worksheet
This worksheet will guide you through a series of activities to help you encounter God, identify the gifts that you bring together, and begin to explore your networks.
Mobilize Students With the Call to Mission Bible Study
This short Bible study on Matthew 9:35-38 can help you and other interested students discern God's invitation and think through your connections on campus.
Welcoming Students through Instagram
To reach a new generation of students, we have to meet them where they are, online. This resource will help you meet students online and develop relationships that move from online to in person.
Small Group Invitation to Faith
Inviting your friends to follow Jesus is the one of the most significant things you can do to see decisions of faith on your campus. Use this resource to help you explain the gospel and invite a response.
Leading Life-Changing Debriefs of Your New Student Outreach
Debriefing your ministry activity, especially in a busy season like New Student Outreach, is critical. Turbo-charge your debriefs with these question ideas and pro-tips.
LaFe First Meetings
Three different sets of discipleship cycles you can use for your first meetings with Latino students on your campus.
Self-Care Outreach Bible Studies
Our campuses are desperate for self-care. This four-session series will invite your community - Christians and seekers alike - to explore their level of self-care (body, soul, relationships), and consider Jesus’ invitation for true rest, joy, and peace found in him.
Multiplying Small Groups
How can a small group increase its impact? By becoming a sending community! Sending people out to create more spaces for their friends to encounter God helps us truly bring the Love of God to every corner of campus. Use Multiplying Small Groups to help students gain vision, receive training, and make invitation plans to launch new small groups.
Praying into the Mission: Intro to 2+ Prayer
Start a prayer movement for non-Christians on your campus using this simple tool to bring focus to your prayer.