Senior Christian Ministries major, Carista Ritchie, talks about how God is with us in our pain and suffering and how He shows up in our darkest moments

Judson University's Dean of Chapel Ministries breaks down if it's bad to deconstruct your faith and the history that surrounds it.

Laurel Bunker, motivational speaker and former campus pastor at Bethel University, answers the question of how we can know that God has a plan for our lives and speaks truth and encouragement to our students.

Former Chaplain for the NFL Chicago Bears, Ray McElroy closes out our Race and Justice series by discussing who are neighbors are, why we should love them, and how we can love them in light of the story of the Good Samaritan and our modern era.

Pastor David Swanson of New Community Covenant Church in Chicago continues in our series on Race and Justice and addresses the topic of the value of multicultural churches

Pastor Juliet Liu from Life on the Vine church in Long Grove, IL kicks off our Race and Justice series by addressing how the Bible shows us that everyone is viewed as equals in the eyes of the Lord and what that means in a modern context.

Pastor Ray Change, Ministry Associate at Wheaton College, tells the story of AACC and the impact they are having in the world.

Pastor Aubrey Sampson, of Renewal Church in West Chicago, addresses the question of whether or not the Bible is Anti-Women with a story from 2 Samuel.

Judson University Trustee Abi Raices addresses the question of how we, as Christians, can navigate our mental health in light of what the Bible says.

Pastor Denvil Lee closes out our Spiritual. Enrichment Week series, Hand Me Downs, and encourages us that God doesn't want us to ignore our reality and the hand me downs we've been given, but rather that our reality can strengthen our faith and draw us closer to Him.