Amanda Nanayakkara, junior education major at Geneva College, shares her testimony about the unexpected miracles that have happened in her life.

Dean Smith, chapel coordinator and Bible department chair, speaks on justice and how God designed for it to be.

Daniel Sepulveda, punter for the Pittsburgh Steelers, shares how he overcame his identity crisis. We need to appreciate the hard times in life as that reminds us that the most important thing we ever will be is a child of God.

Doug Bradbury, Geneva alumni and assistant professor of student ministry, challanges the audience in creation care.

Rick Armstrong, from Miami International Seminary, challanges the audience to take a stand on racial healing.

Nicole Bromley, author of Hush (Moving from Silence to Healing after Childhood Sexual Abuse) and Breathe (Finding Freedom to Thrive after Childhood Sexual Abuse) shares her story.

Laura Carpenter, the Director of Diversity at Madison Square Church in Michigan, speaks about the calling that is upon up to build a diverse community of believers.

Robert Frazier, the 2009 Excellence in Scholarship winner, talks about how we recover wonder.

Dean Smith, Bible department chair and chapel coordinator, talks about Barnabas and why he is the most influential man in the New Testament.