Max came to college eager to leave his past behind and to fashion himself into a new man. Back at home, he was a nerdy, chubby kid who played video games and golf to escape his broken family. But when Max arrived at his college campus, he immediately initiated a slew of changes. He picked up several copies of self-development books. He devoted himself to the gym and started losing weight. He boldly approached cute girls in his class and tried flirting with them. For the first time in his life, he felt in control of himself. He was practically unrecognizable from his former high school self. But even with all the changes, he felt lonely and incomplete. One day, he came across some Christians evangelizing on his campus. After a contentious conversation, he decided to show up to their club meeting later that week. When Max showed up, he was greeted by a friendly senior. The senior invited him to his Bible study. Something drew Max to this new friend and his study. He began attending the study consistently. After every meeting, Max followed the senior to his car and asked him all the questions on his mind. Five months went by like this until one day, Max was ready. As they walked to the car for the hundredth time, Max prayed to receive Jesus’ gift of forgiveness and life filled with true purpose.