BY SANIYAH FOINTNO, CURRENT STUDENTHave you ever felt guilty and ashamed for the sin you committed? Or even the sin that you were born into? I know for a long time when I fell into sin I did not feel guilty about it. After I got saved and received...

 BY HANNAH BURSCOTT, STAY AT HOME MOM IN LAFAYETTE, INThe first verse of Psalm 127 can be so relatable when you are working in a ministry in any way. As builders build houses and guards stand watch, your purpose in being a leader is meaningless...

 BY KATIE FAIR, SOCIAL WORKER IN INDIANAPOLISThere’s a lot happening in this Psalm. (Fun fact, it’s actually an acrostic poem, the stanzas of which begin with the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet in the original translation.) Do not fret...

 BY KIMBERLEE MOODY, CURRENT STUDENT AT ANDERSON UNIVERSITYPsalm 27 is the passage that the Lord used to direct me to attend Anderson University. It is because he spoke to me through it, “Why be afraid of where I am calling you to go?” This Psalm so...

 BY ISABELLE DONIHUE, CURRENT STUDENT AT ANDERSON UNIVERSITY“Don’t be far from me, because distress is near and there’s no one to help” -Psalm 22:11 When I was little, my father was the one I went to when I was scared. Anytime a thunderstorm hit, or...

 BY HANNAH LUNDQUIST, STAY AT HOME MOM IN TOLEDO, OHJoy. The emotion all of humanity is seeking. The emotion our souls were created to experience! Yet why does joy feel as fragile as a stubbed toe or a missing item from your food order- and suddenly...

 BY PRESTON RITZMA, CURRENT STUDENT AND LEAD DC AT ANDERSON UNIVERSITYHave you ever felt at a distance from the Lord? I, along with many of you, all have felt this quite frequently. David begins this ssalm with an outcry to God, begging him to listen...

 BY BECCA PALMER, DIRECTOR OF SPIRITUAL FORMATION AT ANDERSON UNIVERSITYI love walking through the valley every fall and seeing the vibrant colors of leaves on all the trees. Campus is my favorite in the fall! There’s something about those trees and...