Kyle leads us in looking at seven ways this last section of James helps us live in light of eternity.

In this message from James 4:1–12, Kim walks through how selfish desires and disordered affections create conflict with others and strain our fellowship with God. She highlights the hope of the gospel in the middle of our sin, reminding us that God gives more grace, calls us to repentance, and invites us to draw near to Him.

Gracie and Lizzie teach from James 3, exploring the power of our words and the source of true wisdom, showing that our speech reveals our hearts and our need for God’s grace.

Jeff Stevenson, college pastor at Chapel Hill Baptist, teaches from James 2 on how our faith should be made public in how we live.

Thomas and Abigail speak on what it looks like to love God and not show favoritism.

In a culture marked by confusion, how should Christians think about dating? In this message, we explore God’s design for relationships, the purpose of dating, and four marks of a healthy, Christ-centered relationship from the Song of Songs. Discover how pursuing clarity, boundaries, community, and direction can transform the way you date and reflect Jesus in the process.

In this message, we explore God’s design for marriage from Genesis 2 and ask a simple question: What is marriage actually for? We look at five biblical purposes for marriage and how understanding them shapes the way we approach dating and relationships today.

Kyle shares from 2 Corinthians 5 on how Christ’s love has made us new, and he calls us to live with a new perspective, identity, and purpose as ambassadors who love God, love others, and intentionally love our campus with the hope of the gospel.

Kim shares from Luke 5 and Acts 2 on how Jesus changes our relationships and builds community.

Kyle speaks on Number 21 and looking to Christ for life, joy, and hope.