It was a cold November evening, and I was walking back to my dorm after class, my breath visible beneath dim campus lights. My mind was crowded with deadlines, readings, projects, and exams—the familiar weight of academic striving. As I walked, a simple question cut through the noise: who was I doing all of thisContinue reading “Cease Striving: Resolved to Rest in my Redeemer”
Penn Epistle 