This week the blog is sponsored by Redeemer University. Choosing a university amidst the rising cost of living, rapid technological advancement, a changing job market, and a polarized, increasingly secular cultural context can be a daunting decision for Christians. The world is also much noisier than it was for previous generations, oversaturated with messages urging young adults to read this, watch that, comment, get involved, fight for justice, tell your story, get a job, chase your dreams, be authentic, reach for success… change the world! Many of these messages strike a chord, but the noise can be overwhelming. Let’s turn down the volume for a minute. What if there was a place for the next generation to figure out what they like and are good at? A place to ask big questions like, does my faith matter when it comes to business or science, media or politics, social work, health, music, art, history or education?  Is there a place that prepares young adults for their future career, where they can learn inside and outside the classroom and are a part of a community that lives and thinks together, worships, plays, laughs and even struggles together? Redeemer University is that place. A place to quiet the noise and listen for God’s calling, explore what that looks like in many disciplines, get ready for the future and grow in faith through it all.  Perhaps you’ve never heard of Redeemer University or know very little. It’s the largest Reformed University in Canada, with nearly 1100 students, six undergraduate…See AlsoFree Stuff Fridays (Redeemer University)Managing Kingdom Causes with Sound Business Principles Neuroscience, Semiotics, and the Tower of Babel