Comments on: How College Ministries Will Lead the Digital Church http://bedeviant.com/college-ministry-digital-church Faith & Culture Sun, 24 Apr 2011 04:29:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Makella http://bedeviant.com/college-ministry-digital-church/comment-page-1#comment-4454 Makella Thu, 05 Nov 2009 10:43:28 +0000 http://www.bedeviant.com/?p=1927#comment-4454 As a college student, it is really encouraging to read things like this Justin. A lot of college students are at the points in their lives when they devote themselves to something and it usually shapes how they go about making the decisions for life-after-college, and when groups of them/us are excited about something, getting the buzz going isn't too difficult because we're all in the same 'boat,' as in, we're all sort of thinking about the same things (futures), and we're all in fairly close proximity! <br><br>I go to a state school, but the Christian organization is the biggest on campus (we're also one of the top 'party-schools' in the state, so it goes both ways). People are looking for answers when they are thinking about this big questions and decisions ahead of them, but the religion of their parents isn't attractive to most. You're totally right about the armor of Saul. It's an interesting juxtaposition. I look forward to reading more of your thoughts on this. <br>~Makella<br>More ramblings... :) As a college student, it is really encouraging to read things like this Justin. A lot of college students are at the points in their lives when they devote themselves to something and it usually shapes how they go about making the decisions for life-after-college, and when groups of them/us are excited about something, getting the buzz going isn't too difficult because we're all in the same 'boat,' as in, we're all sort of thinking about the same things (futures), and we're all in fairly close proximity!

I go to a state school, but the Christian organization is the biggest on campus (we're also one of the top 'party-schools' in the state, so it goes both ways). People are looking for answers when they are thinking about this big questions and decisions ahead of them, but the religion of their parents isn't attractive to most. You're totally right about the armor of Saul. It's an interesting juxtaposition. I look forward to reading more of your thoughts on this.
~Makella
More ramblings… :)

]]> By: Makella http://bedeviant.com/college-ministry-digital-church/comment-page-1#comment-2538 Makella Thu, 05 Nov 2009 05:43:28 +0000 http://www.bedeviant.com/?p=1927#comment-2538 As a college student, it is really encouraging to read things like this Justin. A lot of college students are at the points in their lives when they devote themselves to something and it usually shapes how they go about making the decisions for life-after-college, and when groups of them/us are excited about something, getting the buzz going isn't too difficult because we're all in the same 'boat,' as in, we're all sort of thinking about the same things (futures), and we're all in fairly close proximity! <br><br>I go to a state school, but the Christian organization is the biggest on campus (we're also one of the top 'party-schools' in the state, so it goes both ways). People are looking for answers when they are thinking about this big questions and decisions ahead of them, but the religion of their parents isn't attractive to most. You're totally right about the armor of Saul. It's an interesting juxtaposition. I look forward to reading more of your thoughts on this. <br>~Makella<br>More ramblings... :) As a college student, it is really encouraging to read things like this Justin. A lot of college students are at the points in their lives when they devote themselves to something and it usually shapes how they go about making the decisions for life-after-college, and when groups of them/us are excited about something, getting the buzz going isn't too difficult because we're all in the same 'boat,' as in, we're all sort of thinking about the same things (futures), and we're all in fairly close proximity!

I go to a state school, but the Christian organization is the biggest on campus (we're also one of the top 'party-schools' in the state, so it goes both ways). People are looking for answers when they are thinking about this big questions and decisions ahead of them, but the religion of their parents isn't attractive to most. You're totally right about the armor of Saul. It's an interesting juxtaposition. I look forward to reading more of your thoughts on this.
~Makella
More ramblings… :)

]]> By: Add a ballpit and an animatronic pastor, and you have Chuck E. Cheese. at CraigSaboe.com http://bedeviant.com/college-ministry-digital-church/comment-page-1#comment-2517 Add a ballpit and an animatronic pastor, and you have Chuck E. Cheese. at CraigSaboe.com Mon, 02 Nov 2009 14:58:24 +0000 http://www.bedeviant.com/?p=1927#comment-2517 [...] has a post up (here) about the nature of college ministry today. The author, Justin Wise, reiterates the common [...] [...] has a post up (here) about the nature of college ministry today. The author, Justin Wise, reiterates the common [...]

]]> By: Buddy http://bedeviant.com/college-ministry-digital-church/comment-page-1#comment-2477 Buddy Fri, 16 Oct 2009 19:55:30 +0000 http://www.bedeviant.com/?p=1927#comment-2477 Good post Justin. I agree with you. As I am looking for a new church home, I am seeing how different ministries "go digital". It's refreshing to see Jesus followers with a forward thinking mindset rather than a "things aren't like they used to be" pessimistic mindset. Good post Justin. I agree with you. As I am looking for a new church home, I am seeing how different ministries “go digital”. It's refreshing to see Jesus followers with a forward thinking mindset rather than a “things aren't like they used to be” pessimistic mindset.

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