Admission Essay To Messiah College

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Without Jesus, we are nothing. Jesus himself said in the bible that he is the vine and we are the branches. If we remain with him, we will bear fruits, but without him, we will not. While attending university, many Christians derail from their faith because of the temptations they face. Alcohol, drugs, and new philosophies surround them within their college campuses. These universities do not incorporate Christian beliefs in their studies. This can cause problems within their institutions. However, Messiah College is a prestigious, faith-based college. Its affirms and integrates Christian beliefs with their academics. I would like to attend Messiah College because it will support my beliefs while gaining an excellent education. I will grow in my faith and get a better relationship with my God, while I major in something he …show more content…
Once, a friend of mine asked me during class if I supported gay marriage. My friend is a strong supporter and participates in the Gender Sexuality Alliance Club that helps the LGBTQ community at my high school. Right after she asked me this, I stared at her face for a while. I did not know whether I should have said yes or no. If I said yes, I would please her. She was my friend and I did not want our friendship to end. However, if I said yes, I would turn my back against God, and not follow his word. At that moment, I remembered a scripture in book of Romans that says, we do not have to be ashamed of the gospel. I responded "No, I do not support gay marriage because the bible teaches us that marriage is between a man and a woman." I looked at her face. She tilted her head looking at me like she had so many questions on why I did not support it. Instead she said “It’s okay. We all have our beliefs and I respect yours.” After this conversation, I learned that you do not have to change your opinion for anyone. One has to truly believe and be

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