Jennifer Abegg Grant
Jennifer Abegg joined the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ in 1999 as a writer with Worldwide Challenge. In addition, she is also now the editor of the Campus Crusade staff newsletter, Connection. Jennifer is from Loveland, Colorado and she enjoys traveling, jet skiing, hiking and spending time with friends.
A Red-Letter Day
A believer in Christ who was studying his Bible received a phone call from the Queen of England. As the story goes, the man asked his friend to take a message, saying, “The Queen will have to wait. I am meeting with the King of the Universe.” Most of us are not bold enough to [...] Read More >
A Remarkable Relationship
We met in high school. Before that, I had heard other people talk about him, and I knew of him, but I never knew him. When a mutual friend introduced us, I was a bit intimidated. He had it all — charisma, humor, confidence. He was inspirational and intriguing. In his presence I felt like [...] Read More >
An Old Testament Lesson on Contentment: Hannah
I’d been praying for a husband for a long time. In fact, I adapted Hannah’s request for a son in I Samuel 1:11 to my situation: “O LORD of hosts, if you will indeed look on the affliction of your servant and remember me and not forget your servant, but will give to your servant [...] Read More >
Conversations with God
Relate to the Lord as freely as a friend. Over Christmas vacation, my old high-school friends and I reunited at Jenny’s house. After completing our undergraduate degrees, we’d all gone different directions and now looked forward to catching up. We knew Shannon and Divine had just gotten engaged, so the rest of us took turns [...] Read More >
How to Battle Porn
Pornography is progressive; what starts as a glimpse becomes a gawk. It follows the law of diminishing returns – whet the appetite and we want more. Read More >
Not the Life I Would Have Chosen
This is not the life I would have chosen for myself. No. If I had my way, I’d have been married by now. Actually, I’d have celebrated my fifth wedding anniversary. I’d probably be driving some sports utility vehicle or mom-mobile filled with children. But that’s not my life. Instead, I’m not married. I have [...] Read More >