I want a house with a crowded table and a place by the fire for everyone. Let us take on the world while we're young and able, and bring us back together when the day is done.

I felt so loved and safe, as if I were home in Minnesota with my own family.

We are His ambassadors and called to do the work of Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit; thus, our behavior should be radically different from those around us.

A short list of songs that reflect my experience as a fellow over the past eight months and remind me of the truths I have learned about God.

One of the most valuable aspects of the Fellows program for me recently has been our Faith at Work speakers.

Since it is Women’s History month, I wanted to take a moment to celebrate some of the amazing women in the program and in the Redeemer community.

God knew exactly what He was doing placing me with them! They have truly become a home to me.

If you want to be more generous, Seek the Father.

Generosity has been an ever-present element of Fellows, that has continuously blown me away from the start.

How often I have felt like a nervous little sheep, unsure of where my life is headed! But Jesus, the Good Shepherd, knows us each by name, and as we grow in faith, we slowly become familiar with His still, small voice.

We don’t have to have it all figured out before we start to work.

For my part-time job with Fellows, I work as a Teaching Assistant…

My own story is just one piece of a story that is so much greater. It is a speck in the grand, cosmic history of God and all that he has done.

May we all try to slow down in the midst of all the noise, and remember that God’s presence is with us no matter what, both in good times and hard times.

Here’s what I believe: everyone should take theology classes.

“The race can feel empowering, humbling, hilarious, slightly humiliating or just plain impossible, sometimes all at once; and it often feels like the 400 meter circle is never-ending.”

Things I’ve been loving lately: the people I’m surrounded by, and the place that I’m in.

As a Fellow, it can be easy to get caught up in praying and thinking about the question: “What’s next?” … I have started praying each day for my daily bread rather than just bread for the days to come.

“Now in the morning, having risen a long while before daylight, He went out and departed to a solitary place; and there He prayed.” Mark 1:35

What if we’re not meant to fly through life? What if we were made to slow down and enjoy? To delight in God’s creation around us?