Campus Christian Fellowship

Introducing the core values that help meet our mission statement of Engaging, Equipping, and Impacting the campuses across Iowa.

Current students and alums share how CCF is fulfilling its mission statement to Engage and Equip students across the campuses of Iowa to Impact the world for Christ.

Join Jess as she looks at 1 John 1:7-9. How does confessing lead us to a clean heart? Things to think about: 1. What are some things you have been holding onto that you need to confess and move away from? 2. Take some time today to talk with God about confession and sin, and ask the Holy Spirit to bring to light some things you need to confess. 3. Consider that confession isn't just about speaking the sin outloud to God or someone else, but that it involves actually turning away from the sin. #Confessionisgoodforthesoul #GivemeacleanheartOhGod #PurifyUs

Sometimes it can be REALLY hard to focus on the positive! Join Jess Hinton as she checks out Proverbs 17:22 and what it says about having a cheerful heart. Today, as you go about your day, through finals, through the virus, through family time, when you feel like you are straying to the negative, CHOOSE joy. CHOOSE cheerful. It really is good medicine.

Aaron from UIowa gives you a message today from the Psalms and John.

Today's devo covers Ephesians 4:31-5:2 and talks about how we can bring positive things into this world through kindness, compassion, and forgiveness. Points to Ponder: 1) Who do you need to forgive today? 2) Remembering that Christ gave Himself up for us, what are some ways that you can be sacrificing of your own time, pride, or self in order to extend kindness into this world? 3) Spend some time praying for others, especially anyone that you disagree with or who has wronged you. Pray for the ability to forgive them and the opportunity to do something kind for them.

Hear from Lissy as she shares a devotional from Romans 5:3-5

Today's Devo is on Philippians 2:5-11 and the attitude of Jesus. Points to ponder: 1) How are you living self-sacrificially during the pandemic? 2) How can we live as Jesus did and help others in this time? 3) Began to look for those who are usually overlooked in times of crisis (and in normal times quite frankly), pray for them and pray for opportunities to serve them, and then, you know, take advantage of said opportunities. *Don't be ashamed if the only way you can help an overlooked population seems trite and superficial, even staying in your home and not spreading any illness helps in this time, but simple acts like donating to a food pantry, or an aid organization, can make a tremendous impact in times of great need.