This semester, one of the critical steps for our movement is that our students (and staff!) would spend daily time in God’s Word. Of course, you might say, that should always be a priority. But we want to make a focused push this year to see if we can reset the culture of our movement.
Our desire is to send out graduates with a conviction from Scripture for their personal responsibility in the evangelization of the world.
Dr. Al Mohler, president of Southern Seminary, asserts that “most of us gain our most fundamental convictions in this way–Â we hear them, see them to be truly revealed in the Bible, and then believe them.”
We need to help students see Christ clearly and understand the gospel deeply through seeing it for themselves in God’s Word.
- How to have a daily quiet time (which she still does to this day)
- And to not marry a non-Christian