a) As a freshman, I did not understand what it meant to live by the SAU concept until the conclusion of Core 100. In Core 100, we spend a good chunk of time talking about the SAU concept and what it means to be “a community of learners distinguished by our life-long involvement to Jesus Christ as our perspective for learning and critical participation in the contemporary world.” With that being said, I have been striving to make sure that I live a life that incorporates the SAU concept. The first step that I have taken is that I have decided to take my liberal arts classes seriously. I realize that classes such as New Testament, Old Testament, Speech, and the like are not a requirement of my major, but that they are extremely beneficial to
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Review and reflect on the eight objectives of SAU in assisting students to become an ideal SAU graduate as described in the catalog under the heading “The Spring Arbor Graduate.”
a) Of the eight objectives described which objective is the most important to you? Why?
b) Describe how your participation in the SAU Guatemala Semester will further enable you to become the ideal Spring Arbor University graduate as described in the …show more content…
In this encounter, the graduate will have formed a meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ and fellow human beings.” I believe that in order to experience life to the fullest is to have a meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ. Yes, there are people who live decent lives without Christ, but only those who seek God’s plan and purpose for their life will experience true fulfillment in all aspects of life, including education and vocation. Not only is seeking God’s plan for our lives vital, but so is trusting that His plans are more rewarding than our plans will ever be To be honest I struggle with trusting God with 100% of my life, but I am slowly seeing that He only wants the absolute best for my life and the only way that I can live the wonderful life that He has planned for me is to let Him have full
Review and reflect on the eight objectives of SAU in assisting students to become an ideal SAU graduate as described in the catalog under the heading “The Spring Arbor Graduate.”
a) Of the eight objectives described which objective is the most important to you? Why?
b) Describe how your participation in the SAU Guatemala Semester will further enable you to become the ideal Spring Arbor University graduate as described in the …show more content…
In this encounter, the graduate will have formed a meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ and fellow human beings.” I believe that in order to experience life to the fullest is to have a meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ. Yes, there are people who live decent lives without Christ, but only those who seek God’s plan and purpose for their life will experience true fulfillment in all aspects of life, including education and vocation. Not only is seeking God’s plan for our lives vital, but so is trusting that His plans are more rewarding than our plans will ever be To be honest I struggle with trusting God with 100% of my life, but I am slowly seeing that He only wants the absolute best for my life and the only way that I can live the wonderful life that He has planned for me is to let Him have full