Three students, Tyler Schoenberger, Bethany Kiehl and Joe Cirelli, share reflections from chapel services from the current semester and give challenges to the study body for their walk with Christ.

Rut Etheridge, pastor of Providence Presbyterian Church in the South Hills, speaks about who God is. He questions the audience to really think about how they see God.

Don Opitz, professor of sociology and director of the Masters in Higher Education, talks about stress and anxiety and how to overcome.

Dean Smith, Bible department chair and chapel coordinator, takes on the character of King David and gives the audience a glimpse into his life.

Byron Borger, owner of Hearts and Minds Bookstore, speaks to Geneva students on finding their calling while at Geneva College. He says that we are called to "take courage and work." God has called us into different vocations and we are challenged to do these things well because our work matters to God.

Katherine Trueblood '06, a biology grad, shares her journey into the world of science as a Christian. She shares that it's not all about you. You must fear the Lord more than you fear failure. Have hope that God will be faithful. Live a life of joy. Live your life in obedience to Christ. Submit yourself to the Lord, and He will do great things in your life.

Justin Kunkle, a transfer pre-seminary major at Geneva College, shares his testimony about falling into the addiction of drugs and alcohol and how he overcame this and came to Christ. It is a powerful message that challenges others to get out from under the addiction by looking away from themselves and looking to the cross of Christ.

Dan Wood, executive director of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA), speaks about a Biblical concept for your life and having the character of Christ. Be excellent in Christ!

Saleem Ghubril, executive director of Pittsburgh Promise, speaks on how we will be faced with challenges but the Spirit has equipped us for whatever trials may come. He challenges us to go out and do great things for the Kingdom.

Denise Stoffer and Trevor Stiffler shares their experiences about spending a semester in Australia and how God rocked their world while they were there.