We answer questions the students still had unanswered concerning relationships, and they didn't disappoint!

Who are the Laodicean enemies that we tend to compromise with? Who are the inhabitants of our land that we refuse to drive out?

The first 13 minutes are student evangelism testimonies from this past Memorial Day. Afterwards, we hear from Kendall Orock & Peyton Wengerd as they share their dating testimony: how God led them to a relationship, what they each noticed in the other prior to dating, and guidelines they keep to protect themselves & each other while dating.

Who are the Laodicean enemies that we tend to compromise with? Who are the inhabitants of our land that we refuse to drive out?

We conclude the lecture portion of our study on Biblical Relationships by looking at the roles of a husband and wife. Fulfilling these roles helps us to fulfill the mission of why we were put on this earth (Gen. 1:26-28; 2:18-25; Jn. 15:8, 16; Mt. 28:18-20).

Who are the Laodicean enemies that we tend to compromise with? Who are the inhabitants of our land that we refuse to drive out?

We know what NOT to do while in a dating relationship, but what should we focus on? What should be the core of what we do when we're in a relationship? Does mankind's need for the gospel and our participation in the Great Commission change when we start dating? NO! Therefore, a dating relationship should further the gospel, not hinder it.

Judges 19 is widely known as one of the most bizarre and horrid chapters in all of scripture and yet it sounds like a current event you see trending on social media. Once again, we have to ask: "how do we get here?!?". The answer lies in the 21st verse of the of the 1st chapter...

No less important that physical purity, emotions unchecked in a relationship can be incredibly toxic. How do we navigate through these rough waters? Tune in to find out!

Today, we look at the cause of all of Israel's problems in the Book of Judges. Though, at first glance it doesn't appear that way due to the victory they had on the mountain! But that's the essence of Laodicea: we can be so caught up on our victories that we miss where it counts the most - in the valley.