Life is full of choices, and college is often a season filled with some of the biggest decisions—what major to choose, which relationships to invest in, and what path to pursue after graduation. But how can you know what God wants you to do?

Rest is something God invites us into, but do we really even know what rest is? Let's learn how to quiet our minds and stop carrying more than we ought by seeing what Biblical rest for our soul looks like.

Matt Bradner uses Matthew 13:31-32 to show that decisions that may seem insignificant can lead to great destinations or great destruction. Therefore, it is important that we actively take steps closer to God, rather than away.

Matt Bradner uses Matthew 28:18-20 to examine The Great Commission and to explain Christians’ spiritual calling to make disciples.

Matt Bradner uses Psalms: 133:1-3 to demonstarate how God has purposed us to be good Christian teammates that together make up a great team.

Nate Bishop uses Romans 12:1-8 to explain how God has, is, and will continue to work in our lives.

Nate Bishop uses Romans 3:9-20 to explain that because all have sinned against God, all are accountable to God.

Nate Bishop uses Romans 1:8-17 to explain how the gospel is good news always. He explains how the Gospel never disappoints, always saves, radically transforms, and fully sustains.

If you're coming to the New Year's Conference and have expressed barriers to believing in the Christian faith, or, if you are a believer but have doubts that feel difficult to overcome, this seminar will take time to engage with a few common barriers to belief, and hopefully, find the truth to help with overcoming your barriers to belief and persistent doubts.

As a Christian you are welcomed into the family of God. While that truth connects us with believers all over the world, it is given particular expression in the local church for the benefit of every believer — including college students. Being a part of a local church is an incredible resource for you now, and learning to appreciate this resource during the college years will help prepare you for the post-college years when ongoing community and discipleship are critical! Join us as together we seek to appreciate the gift of a local church family.