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This guide provides a scriptural model for engaging in intercessory prayer from Nehemiah.

This is an example “job description” that can be used to help communicate with potential volunteers.

Throughout church history, believers have prayed the Scriptures. There are a number of reasons why the Bible can be a particularly helpful resource for our prayers.

The living God, whose words brought the cosmos into being, is eager to relate to us. He has not left us to guess at his character and intentions like some kind of charades game or to try to interpret what he is saying through the night sky, natural disasters, or the changing of the seasons. He knows that relationships need words—so that’s what he gave us.

Explaining the shape of the OIA graphic.

Try these tips to help you facilitate group conversations in your small group setting.

We all naturally have a set of ‘lenses’ through which we view and understand the Bible. Since InterVarsity brings together Christians from a broad range of churches, ethnicities, and cultures, a core set of commitments when interpreting Scripture provides unity in the midst of diversity:

What if the one who made you would LOVE to talk with you every day, about big things and everyday matters? What if he gave us the Bible so he could do just that? What if there were an easy way to learn how to read the Bible and hear his voice?

God loves the campus and every person on it! Get to know the four faculty loves: to love God/one another, your campus, your academic discipline and our world.

Explore ways to strengthen friendships between faculty and to promote flourishing in their academic work.