• Mobilise 2012 Interviews

  Posted by: Matt Hogg on 9th May, 2012

  You've asked for them! Here are all the interviews from Mobilise 2012. Be inspired to go to the nations, to get church planting, to get stuck into leadership and most importantly if you'd prefer a swan's head on a human body or a human head on a swan's body?

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• Mobilise 2012 Resources & Downloads

  Posted by: Matt Hogg on 18th April, 2012

  A one-stop page for all your downloads, links and connections from Mobilise 2012.

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• Can you change the world?

  Posted by: Martin Charlesworth on 3rd April, 2012

  Do you believe that you can change the world? Teenagers are often criticised for having lots of idealism but not much focus, while those in their 30s and 40s tend to have plenty of focus and not much idealism. But people in their 20s, well, they’re in the perfect place, balancing a lingering idealism with an increasing sense of focus.

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• Launching a Rescue

  Posted by: Matt Hogg on 14th February, 2012

  I find it so easy to think that my friends don’t want anything to do with Jesus – and the statistics seem to back that up.

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• Faith, enthusiasm and staying the course

  Posted by: Luke Davydaitis on 16th December, 2011

  God loves enthusiasm, loves it. The excitement of discovering a pearl of great price and selling all we have to buy it is one of the stories Jesus told to illustrate the kind of desire God looks for in His people. Students are some of the most enthusiastic people I know, confident that everything’s possible and refusing to believe that anything could ever go wrong – anyone who thinks anything else is a miserable defeatist, and probably old.

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• Mobilise 2012 - One Big Reason

  Posted by: Tom Shaw on 15th November, 2011

  We've got hundred's of reasons for you to book into Mobilise 2012. Here, Mobilise host Tom Shaw shares just one big one.

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• Girlfriends, sleepovers and the appearance of sin

  Posted by: Owen McIntyre on 28th September, 2011

  All my life I've been a Christian. While I had my faults and life was by no means perfect, I stayed on the straight and narrow, did well in GCSE's, A levels, and got accepted into the University of Portsmouth to study Business Studies at 18. Things were good.
  
  Except that I never had a girlfriend. As a result, I never had to consider seriously my standing on sex before marriage prior to university. Sex just wasn't an option for me. I could tell you what youth group had taught me, but I had yet to live it.

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• The Fresher 15

  Posted by: Matt Hogg on 25th August, 2011

  In America most uni students get their food provided for them. This fast food is of such poor quality that freshers often gain quite a bit of weight coining a phrase the 'Freshman 15' - for when someone gains up to 15 pounds in weight in their first year at uni. Recently Jeff Brewer, an Acts 29 pastor in America, gave an alternative 'Freshman 15' on The Gospel Coalition website that is really worth checking out.

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• I failed my A-levels

  Posted by: Tim Simmonds on 19th August, 2011

  Its that time of year again when 18 year old's across the country wait impatiently for their A-level results.
  
  It feels like this moment could define the rest of your life. You feel like some bad results will come as a crushing blow to your future that you will never recover from. The possibilities of University life look tantalizing and petrifying all at the same time.

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• I’ve never been clubbing

  Posted by: Matt Hogg on 11th August, 2011

  Continuing our series of stories from freshers, Emily shares about what it can be like when you don't fit the student norm and you end up worrying if you might not fit in at all.

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