Members of the women's soccer team tell of their mission trip experience in Uganda and the impact that the trip had on the people of Uganda as well as those from Geneva that were a part of the trip. Coach Linda Sumner shares first and then players Lauren Londino, Allison Berlin and Amanda Caler each talk about portions of the trip that impacted them.

Dennis Ugoletti, Beaver County Jail Chaplain, speaks about Growing or Blowing. He references Psalm 1 and says that there are 2 paths we can take in life and that they are either growing in God or blowing in the wind. He shares his testimony about arriving in jail as an inmate to his conversion and God using him to influence others.

Brad Jacob, law professor at Regent University, speaks about dealing with disputes between others and how to resolve without having to sue. The scripture he uses to back his message is from I Corinthians 6:1-7.

Bernard Tench, Pastor of Second Baptist Church of Beaver Falls, speaks on the sin of apathy. We need to care and be concerned about what is happening around us. God has been so good to us and cares for us and we need to begin to care about what he has entrusted to us.

Geneva College assistant football coach Leo Wisniewski talks about battling against disctontentment. He shares his experience as an NFL player and other times when discontentment tried to creep in. He says that when we believe we are owed something that we are not receiving, that is when we can start experiencing discontentment. He shares from Phillipians 4:11-12 when Paul talks about being content.

Dean Smith talks about what heaven will be like and how we can be sure.

Geneva's own Dr. Phil (VanBruggen that is) share about celebrating. He says "There is a place to stand in which we have strength, where we are safe and where we can celebrate".

Ian Graves, senior pre-seminary major, addresses the topic How do I live as a Christian? He works through this question by examining the answers from three other questions: Who are you? Who do you serve? and What is your profession?

Professor Marjorie Tobias talks about christian environmental stewardship and what that means. She challenges the listener to reflect God's image as a servant and to restore His creation.

Five students speak about their experiences from recent missions trips. Nella Matthews speaks about her trip to Mexico, Beth Riley on Mississippi, Justin Rohrbaugh on Aliquippa, Angelica Mazzarini on Costa Rica and Matthew Hillyer on New Orleans.