If we do not practice a certain skill, we get complacent and lose that ability. We need to be able to stay on track with our relationship with God. Join us as we dive back into 1st Peter and strive to be more like Christ.
Joshua (Shua) Botsford is a Pastoral Ministries major with a minor in Business Administration. This is his third year at NU from Portland, Oregon. His goal is to serve in ministry and eventually become a head pastor while also investing time in global ministry. He is currently serving as the RA of Building B in the apartments. Shua is passionate about sports, music, and people, while also hoping to help those around him grow.
Staying on Track
Joshua Botsford
October 26, 2020 • Joshua Botsford
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