Brad Hutchison, the Youth Ministry Coordinator for Covenant Harbor Camp, uses David's story from the book of Samuel to demonstrate God's both sovereign and revealing will. Brad also explains the absolute importance of loving the Lord with all your heart and loving your neighbor as yourself.

Physician, writer, and speaker Lina Abujamra uses Ecclesiastes 5 to portray our human addiction to wealth and fortune. Instead of using riches for selfish satisfaction and comfort, we are to see it as a gift from God to be used for His glory.

Physician, writer, and speaker Lina Abujamra uses Ecclesiastes 5 to portray our human addiction to wealth and fortune. Instead of using riches for selfish satisfaction and comfort, we are to see it as a gift from God to be used for His glory.

Current Judson University students Karita Lipdo, Cortez King, and Nakaya Davis share their personal experiences of racial injustice both in their home towns and at the university. Director of University Ministries Chris Lash shortly speaks about the Bible's pattern of lament and how its practice is crucial to our faith.

Current Judson University students Karita Lipdo, Cortez King, and Nakaya Davis share their personal experiences of racial injustice both in their home towns and at the university. Director of University Ministries Chris Lash shortly speaks about the Bible's pattern of lament and how its practice is crucial to our faith.

Dr. Winfred Omar Neely, a highly esteemed professor of Chicago's Moody Bible Institute, interprets John 2 as a call for Christians to share in God's miraculous work. While Christians themselves cannot change the world, they can walk in humble obedience with the God who can. 

Dr. Winfred Omar Neely, a highly esteemed professor of Chicago's Moody Bible Institute, interprets John 2 as a call for Christians to share in God's miraculous work. While Christians themselves cannot change the world, they can walk in humble obedience with the God who can. 

Guest speakers John and Jenna Perrine use Ecclesiastes 4 to illustrate humanity's oppression that stems from envy, individualism, and foolish speech. Yet, even with these downfalls, we still have the opportunity to love and serve the world while being in community.

Guest speakers John and Jenna Perrine use Ecclesiastes 4 to illustrate humanity's oppression that stems from envy, individualism, and foolish speech. Yet, even with these downfalls, we still have the opportunity to love and serve the world while being in community.

Nick Mancini, a Judson alumnus, reminisces on the lessons God taught him while at the university over 10 years ago and how they still shape him today. He shares his personal story of how God taught him to let go of bitterness, regret, and fear and instead rely on His grace and timing.