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Category Archives: Community

A toast to Dear Old Pennsylvania

God did not place me in this space to be remembered. I will not get to heaven and, facing the God of the universe, be asked what kind of legacy I left at The University of Pennsylvania.

Posted byJeremiah BeelerMarch 31, 2022April 5, 2022Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on A toast to Dear Old Pennsylvania

Finding God in pain

When I thought I needed relief, God knew I needed to know Him deeper. He has transformed my cry of “why” to a different plea: Lord, show me how my pain can be used for Your glory. Give me a glimpse of Your work in my suffering.

Posted byKaylyn WangMarch 24, 2022Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on Finding God in pain

His great deal

I told myself I should feel guilty for worrying about my physical appearance when there were bigger problems in the world, thus trapping myself and leaving no room for reason or God’s word.

Posted byJade HermosilloFebruary 10, 2022February 17, 2022Posted inCommunity2 Comments on His great deal

Jireh

No matter how far I had run, there was nothing He would not or will not do to pull me back.

Posted byJulia DengJanuary 29, 2022February 9, 2022Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on Jireh

“I’ll have a glass”: the metaphor of the cup for the modern Christian

As we set down our mugs of hot chocolate and glasses of eggnog, let us ponder the metaphor of the cup.

Posted byLuke BaberJanuary 6, 2022January 13, 2022Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on “I’ll have a glass”: the metaphor of the cup for the modern Christian

When we cling to despair

Let us cling to the One who stripped Himself of all His deserved glory, who endured the beatings, mockings, and scornings, who was slain in our place, that we might have perfect communion and everlasting peace with the Father.

Posted byRebecca KimNovember 26, 2021November 27, 2021Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on When we cling to despair

A new normal

Though my salvation was bought and secured one time, there is still a part of the Christian walk that includes choosing to define ourselves by Jesus again and again, repeatedly choosing newness—willingly stepping into a new normal.

Posted byEllie ShuertOctober 21, 2021October 21, 2021Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on A new normal

Life is like a puzzle

But in life, there is no box. Only God knows what the final image looks like. We just have what we are given: the pieces.

Posted byEddy YuMay 6, 2021May 7, 2021Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on Life is like a puzzle

Love like Jesus

If this is the fierce and unrelenting love that Jesus shows us, how much more are we to share the riches of this love!

Posted byKaylyn WangMarch 11, 2021March 11, 2021Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on Love like Jesus

I love you, too

God shattered my preconceptions through love, strengthened my heart with love, and renewed my soul in love.

Posted bySydney SunFebruary 11, 2021February 11, 2021Posted inCommunityLeave a comment on I love you, too

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