The first sermon in the series titled "Full Out", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Everyone needs an encourager in their life, just like Barnabas was to John Mark. Barnabas didn't just offer words of encouragement—he took action, believing in John Mark even after failure, helping him grow into the person God intended him to be. Who are you encouraging and believing in today, just as Jesus has believed in you?

The fifth sermon in the series titled "Ordinary Heroes", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

God can use anyone, no matter their past or how small their talents may seem. Like Matthew, who went from being despised to writing one of the Gospels, we’re called to accept Jesus' love and use our gifts to make a difference. You’re never too young or too broken for God to do something amazing through you! Let's discover how Jesus can use us right where we are.

The fourth sermon in the series titled "Ordinary Heroes", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

The book of Proverbs tells us how to deal with fools. But it's such a complicated task that the recommendation itself is sort of complicated. Today's devotional talks about dealing with the fools in our lives.

The third sermon in the series titled "Ordinary Heroes", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Jesus tells a terrific parable about two sons that provides great wisdom for both rule-followers and rebellious rule-breakers. Which type do you tend to be? Today's devotional might help you see that both types of people still need to depend on the grace of Jesus.

The second sermon in the series titled "Ordinary Heroes", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Training for greatness isn't easy, and often isn't fun. But it's needed if you want to become better and stronger. Some of the training that God's puts us through is just that...it isn't easy or fun. But with the right perspective, we can let God do amazing things through the pain we endure. Today's devotional talks about this kind of training.