Mentoring in Collegiate Ministry–Dr. Chuck Lawless and Chris James
If you missed Collegiate Week, you will definitely want to check out this great video of one of the leader sessions where Dr. Chuck Lawless and Chris James shared about their experiences with mentoring. Dr. Chuck Lawless is Dean and Vice-President of Graduate Studies and Ministry Centers at Southeastern Seminary in Wake Forest, NC, where he […]
Understanding and Sharing Christ with Buddhist Friends
Most estimates suggest that almost 233 million people worldwide hold to some form of Buddhism. If true, that means 3.3 percent of the world’s population is Buddhist. Yet for many of us, Buddhism remains relatively unknown. Many understand it as little more than a distant, peaceful religion held by Asians in faraway lands. The truth, […]
Tips for sharing with Hindus
Many people of other faiths are open to hearing about Jesus and Christianity. Just begin with a conversation with them. Hinduism is the major religion of both India and Nepal, but is also found in other parts of South Asia and around the world. Hindu worshippers are found in almost every part of the world. […]
Update from BCNet Evangelism Team
The BCNet Evangelism Team exists to motivate Christian college students to share their faith on their campuses, resource students and collegiate ministry leaders for evangelism, and coordinate national evangelistic initiatives in which campus ministries and churches can participate. Those serving on the team include: Doug Adams — College Pastor at Spotswood Baptist Church, Fredericksburg, […]
The Global Thread Through Scripture
Aspects of Christs’ global cause can be found in every book of the Bible. Read straight through the passages listed here in one sitting. Watch how this grand theme weaves its way from Genesis to Revelation. Watch how the theme comes through, however, in a way that is compatible with each book and with that […]
Sharing the Gospel With East Asians – Storying the Bible
1 True Story from the Bible: This is a summary story of the Most High God’s relationship with the world. This story is from a book called the Bible. Men did not make up the Bible. It is the word of the Most High God. The Most High God is more powerful than any ancestor, […]
Messy Discipleship
Over the past several years, there has been a great movement in the church towards a clearer understanding of our call to make disciples. Many have sounded the call to move away from programmatic thinking and towards a greater emphasis on a holistic understanding of the Great Commission. It is a call to intentionally understand […]
BCM Impact Video from SBC Meeting in Columbus
Check out this incredible video showing the impact of BCM ministry! It was shown during one of the main sessions at this year’s SBC meeting in Columbus.
Hanging with a Few Hundred of My Closest Friends
As the time approached for our recent National Collegiate Summit in Nashville, I saw several posts on FB by campus ministers using the title phrase above to describe how they were approaching the event. I must confess I was among that group. It’s a trite phrase, seriously overused, but it still points to an important […]
Update from the BCNet Church Planting Team
The Church Planting team works to see college students reached and discipled through domestic and international church planting. They hope to advance the efforts of church planters and college ministers by engaging college students at every level of the church planting process. Those serving on the team include: Lucas Aube: Collegiate Church Planter of Encounter Church in […]