What happens to people when they die? And should Christians and non-Christians get married? A senior accounting major gives an account...

Much of life involves suffering and coming to terms with the fragility of our existence. How does Paul describe this: by calling us jars of clay, in which God dwells. A senior Austonian shares more of what it's like to be near to God...

Paul comes in with some real authenticity and heartache over his near death experiences. He also shares his confidence in the Lord Jesus. Things are going to get real with Corinth in this letter...things gotta get sorted out. A Nashville senior lays it out...

Paul continues telling us of the essential nature of the resurrection of the dead, and then he offers final greetings and instructions to the church in Corinth. A senior Birminghamian lets us know what Paul has to say...

We tackle the centrality of the resurrection for the Christian faith. If Jesus did not raise from the dead, we're in trouble! Paul says there is no point to the whole Christianity thing at all. Fortunately, a junior Georgian talks with us about how Jesus DID raise from the dead...

Hear the great description of what love actually is and how we long to know God in the way we are already known by him. That and some good wisdom for running the church are what Paul covers - A Dallas grad students shares more...