Home The Penn Epistle is a Christian journal at the University of Pennsylvania dedicated to sharing the words of Christ’s followers. We accept all students at Penn and encourage you to explore what it means to be Christian through our pages. this month’s posts Praise Redeemer I have failed, miserably so, I have forgotten almost enough; it would be easier to ditch the faith than return, and yet… by The Penn Epistle July 30, 2022 Community Let’s talk What would I stand to gain from a life without You? by Destiny Dennis July 30, 2022 Praise Judas i wonder what it must have been like to be Judas by Jehuda Kusuma July 30, 2022 older posts Worldview Generations of hope Every child is significant in God’s plan and valuable to Him, and we are charged with protecting these little ones and not casting them away as insignificant. To not act on their behalf when the chance presents itself is to neglect the gospel calling. by Matthew Burst May 31, 2022May 31, 2022 Worldview True love pursues justice Therefore, let us look no further than to Jesus and, as disciples of the God of righteousness, ask His Spirit to empower us to pursue justice. Why? Because true love does not stay to injustice but rather, true love pursues justice. by Jehuda Kusuma May 31, 2022 Community The little things I have started to pay attention to more little instances like these because He also cares about the little things. He takes care of the little things—little things like me. by Sydney Sun May 31, 2022May 31, 2022 Truth The well-seasoned servant We can take heart in being called the salt of the earth as, through Christ’s sacrifice for us, we are also given high value in the eyes of the Lord. by Luke Baber May 31, 2022 Truth The beauty of surrender Choosing to surrender is the most difficult thing you will do, every day, for the rest of your life. But it will be the most rewarding thing you will ever do, for all time by Joshua Anumolu April 30, 2022 Worldview Jesus’ dying love May the love of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you all, now and forever. Amen. by Ben Zeisloft April 30, 2022April 30, 2022 Subscribe to the Penn Epistle & check out our Instagram!
Praise Redeemer I have failed, miserably so, I have forgotten almost enough; it would be easier to ditch the faith than return, and yet… by The Penn Epistle July 30, 2022
Community Let’s talk What would I stand to gain from a life without You? by Destiny Dennis July 30, 2022
Worldview Generations of hope Every child is significant in God’s plan and valuable to Him, and we are charged with protecting these little ones and not casting them away as insignificant. To not act on their behalf when the chance presents itself is to neglect the gospel calling. by Matthew Burst May 31, 2022May 31, 2022
Worldview True love pursues justice Therefore, let us look no further than to Jesus and, as disciples of the God of righteousness, ask His Spirit to empower us to pursue justice. Why? Because true love does not stay to injustice but rather, true love pursues justice. by Jehuda Kusuma May 31, 2022
Community The little things I have started to pay attention to more little instances like these because He also cares about the little things. He takes care of the little things—little things like me. by Sydney Sun May 31, 2022May 31, 2022
Truth The well-seasoned servant We can take heart in being called the salt of the earth as, through Christ’s sacrifice for us, we are also given high value in the eyes of the Lord. by Luke Baber May 31, 2022
Truth The beauty of surrender Choosing to surrender is the most difficult thing you will do, every day, for the rest of your life. But it will be the most rewarding thing you will ever do, for all time by Joshua Anumolu April 30, 2022
Worldview Jesus’ dying love May the love of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you all, now and forever. Amen. by Ben Zeisloft April 30, 2022April 30, 2022
