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Right now, we may feel like we are walking in darkness with no idea where to go or what’s ahead. But in the darkness, the rod and staff of a shepherd serve as a reminder that the shepherd is still with the sheep. The sheep are not alone in the darkness.

We don’t have to hide from God! The good news is that we can bring all of our real-ness—all of our hurts and pains, all of the scary stuff of our hearts—before God… and He hears us!

After a 40 day fast from Hallelujahs/Alleluias, the word is back! Alleluia! Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!

In the resurrection, Jesus defeats sin, death, and the power of the devil. He forges a way for us to be reunited with God our Father.

What you are doing in ministry is enough. God doesn’t need you to accomplish His good work. He already did it all for us on the cross.

When life feels in ruins or just really mundane, we can sing and say and shout Joy because God never fails to show up with joy. Jesus is our comfort when the anxiety or sadness of FOMO creeps in.

When life feels in ruins or just really mundane, we can sing and say and shout Joy because God never fails to show up with joy. Jesus is our comfort when the anxiety or sadness of FOMO creeps in.

Whatever we are going through, we trust in His rescue and salvation. We await Easter when rejoicing will return, shouts of Alleluia will be heard, and Jesus will rise from the grave, revealing that not even death can stop Jesus from being present with us.

With the help of some wise and gracious 20-something friends, Shelly Schwalm offers some ideas for walking with college students in your midst during this time.

There is nothing now that comes between us and our relationship with our Real. Present. God.