Christian Challenge CSUC

The second message in Neil’s series focuses on how we can grow personally and how we can invest in others to help them. Passing on information is not enough to change lives – real relationships based on love make the difference.

In the first of Neil’s message series at Spring Break, he gives his testimony and talks about the importance of making disciples as God’s purpose for our lives. This overview sets the foundation for the rest of the sessions, giving reasons for discipleship and challenging us to have a right perspective on our purpose during and after college. 

The Proverbs 31 woman has several attributes that form a picture of what it means to be a godly woman. Brittany goes through these qualities, and gives examples of people who lived this type of life. 

The Proverbs 31 woman has several attributes that form a picture of what it means to be a godly woman. Brittany goes through these qualites, and gives examples of people who lived this type of life. 

In a message directed towards graduating seniors, Paul challenges us to leave a legacy of people walking more closely with God because of our lives. The attributes he talks about developing are incredibly important for continuing growth throughout our lives. 

In this talk, David digs into John 15 and Galatians 5, explaining what it means to abide in Christ and walk in the Spirit. 

In this talk, David digs into John 15 and Galatians 5, explaining what it means to abide in Christ and walk in the Spirit. 

"For no one can lay any foundation other than the one already laid, which is Jesus Christ." - 1 Corinthians 3:11. 

Paul talks about the ultimate foundation in the Christian life - Jesus. Growing in our knowledge and pursuit of God is a privilege that we have through Christ that we cannot ignore!

The way we view the Bible is crucial to our perspective on life as a Christian. Cody gives some practical ways the Bible should affect us in different areas of life, and challenges us to filter our views through the Bible instead of the other way around. 

Although the recording is not complete, there is a lot for us to learn from David's unpacking of the Hebrew word hazaq- translated primarily as "strong." Getting a grip on responsibilities is a struggle for every stage of life, and David covers what it means to act with hazaq.