this Creator asked the same question "What do I want to create?" And further, if we became an ambassador to the world to help ask, "What do you want to create, and how can I help you?" What if we answered this question filled with the Creative, Holy Spirit of God every moment that we are awake, and helped others to do the same? Would we have a world more beautiful, compassionate, caring and daring? Would we see our occupations differently? Would we see our universities differently? Would we see our motherhood, our fatherhood, our brotherhood and sisterhood differently? My sister-in-law is an accountant, and she recently told me that when she has the numbers all organized in the right way, she finds a thrill, and a kind of beauty presented in the numbers. No matter what we are called to do, we are not only Homo Sapiens, but we are Homo Faber. We are marked with our capacity to make, and we are artists in that sense. So today I ask you, the graduating students of Biola, "What do you want to make today?" It's a question posed to those leaving a school instead of being asked as you enter one. Deep questions of life are the same whether you are at a starting point or at an ending point. Would you make today a future that is worth beholding? Will you choose to dedicate your days to creating a world that is worth passing onto your children? Do