Leaving home for college can be both exciting and scary, especially for young Christians who want to succeed academically, socially, and spiritually.The College Adventure Handbook provides what every college student needs most: practical tips blended with spiritual commentary designed to help faith-filled students stay on track. Most college advice books don't talk about how to make a student's faith a natural part of the college experience. Or they're so focused on faith, they don't deal with practical matters. The College Adventure Handbook is different. It's packed with useful tips for every aspect of college life, from passing classes and dealing with roommates, to avoiding temptations, stressing out, even finding a church that fits -- all spiked with humor and presented in a format that can be referenced on a need-to-know basis. College students don't need one more textbook to read, and most of them don't want one more inspiration-packed devotional. What they need most in this extremely nerve-racking, life-changing time is some down-to-earth advice and practical strategies on how to walk a God-inspired life with as few missteps as possible. The College Adventure Handbook delivers all that and more.Editorial ReviewsAbout the AuthorRob Stennett is the author of two novels: The Almost True Story of Ryan Fisher and The End Is Now. He's the creative director at New Life Church and an accomplished film and theater director. He lives in Colorado.Joe Kirkendall is a pastor for theMILL, a group of 1,000 college and 20-somethings at New Life Church. When he is not working, Joe can be found fly-fishing or relaxing with his wife Erica in the little mountain town of Manitou Springs, Colorado where they live happily ever after. Joe received his undergraduate degree in Biology and Education, a Masters in Divinity from Fuller Seminary, and a Doctorate in Divinity from The King's College.