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What an exciting time to be an Aggie! Your life is filled with football, Midnight Yell Practice, and Aggie traditions. But along with the fun, there are challenges. You are faced with many choices that affect your future. You may even have times when you feel lonely, tempted, afraid, or overwhelmed. Here’s the good news! The Bible has an answer to every issue you are facing! In his new book, Answers for Aggies, Stevan Williamson explores God’s view on the most common problems facing college students. This collection of scripture-based advice contains guidance on over 30 topics including: Overcoming fear, anxiety, and stress Dating and relationships Making wise decisions Improving low self-esteem Rising out of depression Planning for your future You will also receive guidance on practical issues such as homework, finances, and employment. Each chapter begins with a commentary offering personal insight on the issue. A prayer follows to provide you the opportunity to converse with God and seek His counsel. Each topic concludes with pertinent scriptures to further reveal God’s position on the subject. Carry this book in your backpack, handbag, or car so it will be available when you need it. Imagine having God’s answers at your fingertips! Answers for Aggies is a wonderful gift for any student and a great reference for life! Stevan Williamson graduated from Texas A&M and is a popular speaker, teacher, and author. Steve holds a Master of Science degree and worked as a global leader at one of the ten largest companies in the world. He is also a minister and serves as a worship leader at his church. His insight comes from many years of interacting with college students as a minister, recruiter, and a father.
