Follow Jesus
An Iranian Muslim had been visiting where we were one day. He said that he would not believe unless Allah told him to follow Jesus. One night, during Ramadan, he
August 19, 2015
The Nations are Coming to America
“The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the LORD your God” (Leviticus 19:34, NIV).
July 17, 2015
Why Are We Here?
Today’s guest blog post is from Anna Henderson, a student at Judson College. She and other college students from Alabama are serving in the ForColumbus effort in Columbus, OH during this years Southern
June 15, 2015
Seeing God in the Small Things
Today’s guest blog post is from Brittany Jackson, a student at Auburn University Montgomery. She and other college students from Alabama are serving in the ForColumbus effort in Columbus, OH during
June 15, 2015
Just Pray
When I left the Sunday morning service at our church this week, I ran into a student who is leaving for a summer missions experience in a few days. I
June 10, 2015
“For God so loved the world…”
It’s a pretty simple message really: God loves the world. Why do some seem to think it’s too simple and want to complicate it? It’s not rocket science. Perhaps you’ve
April 20, 2015
Something Good at Spring Break
For college students across Alabama, Spring Break 2015 is over. This year, I seemed to hear more negative about spring break than I have in recent years – from the
April 8, 2015
Making an Impact
I regularly try to take time to reflect on the impact that people, ministries and seasons of life have on my life as a whole. As I’ve reflected over the
March 30, 2015
Missions Changed Everything!
When I met Lynlee, she was a freshman at Auburn Montgomery. Like most freshman, she was excited about being in college, but I could also tell she was a little
February 17, 2015
Working Together to Accomplish the Great Commission!
As the new year begins and the Troy BCM Leadership Team works on details of the ministry plans for the semester ahead, I cannot help but reflect back on the
January 5, 2015
