It has been a great privilege to watch our former
students grow in their walk with the Lord during their studies. Some of them
are married—some to classmates whom they met at IMPACT 360. Some of them now
have children. Some of them are in grad school and others are engaged in the
workplace. However, there are a few who are still working on a degree after
five and six years of college.
I have had opportunities to talk with a lot of young adults who are college graduates and who are still trying to “find themselves.” I think there are some common factors among these young adults. One that I have observed is that they are concerned about whether or not they will be prepared for whatever God wants them to do. I have tried to encourage these students and others over the years with some examples from our lives and from others with whom we have worked over the years. If God can use a Mississippi farm boy, then he can use anyone.
I have had opportunities to talk with a lot of young adults who are college graduates and who are still trying to “find themselves.” I think there are some common factors among these young adults. One that I have observed is that they are concerned about whether or not they will be prepared for whatever God wants them to do. I have tried to encourage these students and others over the years with some examples from our lives and from others with whom we have worked over the years. If God can use a Mississippi farm boy, then he can use anyone.
1 comment:
good word, dad. thx!
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