“What do you want to be when you grow up?” A question I feel everyone has been asked before at some point. From my experience being on both sides of that question, when you ask a toddler, they often have an answer that makes you think, “Man, that would be cool if possible.” As we get older, for some, that answer becomes drastically more realistic and concrete. But not all of us are as lucky.  I was fortunate to grow up with parents who heavily encouraged my siblings and me to

When you hear the word “worship” what do you think of? Do you think of standing in church singing hymns or dancing before the Lord? Do you think of hands raised in the air, the clapping of hands, and singing to the heart of Christ? Do you think of preaching the gospel overseas? While all these things are certainly considered worship, that isn’t the full picture. Worship is a way of life. My perspective of worship has drastically evolved over the past couple years through divi

As a Pittsburgh Fellow, I have been learning a lot in our Tuesday Roundtables. One of the big takeaways for me is changing the way I view work. I used to view work as just a way to make money, but now I am understanding that work is my ministry. Work is a place where I can be a light and reflect God’s glory by doing excellent work. Even performing a simple task with excellence helps my team reach a goal faster. The following Scripture verse helps me remain focused on this gre

I have always been a planner. Since I was in middle school, I knew what college I wanted to go to, what my degree would be, the type of job I would have, and even the car I would drive. While a 2015 Subaru Forester was not what I expected to end up with, I did follow the path of graduating from Grove City College with a degree in Computer Science and joining the Pittsburgh Fellows program.  As my time at Grove City was ending, I had a couple of concerns pertaining to my futur