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Hosted by Via Students · religion · EN · 116 episodes
Campus Ministry Today equips campus ministry church leaders striving to impact the university campus in the core of the great commission: evangelism, disciple-making, and missions mobilization.Hosted by the Via Students team, Campus Ministry Today seeks to build a global community of church-based and campus-based workers focused on sending the next generation of Christian laborers.Visit viastudents.org for hundreds of articles and tools that will inspire you and provide practical tips for nearly every relevant topic in campus ministry, helping you create movement on your campus today.
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Episode #115
In our latest episode, Lindsay Rice, executive mobilization director for Perspectives, discusses the powerful legacy and impact of the Perspectives course on college campuses and beyond.
Episode #114
Clayton interviews Kennedy Kirui, founder and executive director of the University Discipleship Movement (UDM) in East Africa. Kennedy shares about reaching and discipling Gen Z, the importance of presence and authentic leadership, and the exciting movement of African students stepping into cross-cultural missions.
Episode #113
Clayton and Drew Humphrey discuss how fostering unity and consistent prayer—both personally and among local campus ministers—has transformed spiritual culture, catalyzed revival movements, and strengthened community response in Waco.
Episode #112
Robin Waller of LIFT Church, dives into the importance of patience in planting churches and developing leaders who make disciples.
Episode #111
Josh Summers shares his journey from serving overseas to launching a thriving Bible memorization ministry. Don't miss his practical tips, encouragement, and a free resource to grow in Scripture memory! SHOW NOTES: Bible Memory: Biblememorygoal.com/CMT Memorize What Matters Book: https://www.memorizewhatmatters.com/book For more resources, visit viastudents.org POINT Acronym: P – Passages: Memorizing extended passages of Scripture, not just isolated verses. This helps you engage with context and verses you might not usually focus on. O – Outlines: Memorizing outlines of books or sections of the Bible. For example, knowing the general structure of the Gospel of John so you can recall where stories or teachings are found. I – Individual Verses: This is the traditional approach—memorizing single, key verses. N – Narrative Stories: Learning the stories themselves—being able to recall and retell the narratives found in the Bible, even if not word-for-word. T – Topical: Memorizing verses or passages that speak to a particular topic, like anxiety, hope, or the gospel message (such as the Romans Road).
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