In this weeks episode of RCS Campfire Conversations, Garrett, Emilee and Brett discuss living intentionally and what it means to have a plan. They also say farewell to host, Emilee Davis as she prepares to move to Italy as a missionary. 

RCS Campfire Conversations hosts break down Lessons Learned from the Nativity by taking a deep look into the account of Mary, Joseph, and the Wise Men. 

In RCS Campfire Conversations most recent episode the team discusses How to Study the Word of God and Not Just Read It. 

In this weeks episode of RCS Campfire Conversations, Brett Bagwell, Garrett Best and Emilee Davis examine Daniel chapter 1 and challenge the listeners to become strong leaders by using Daniel's example. 

In RCS Campfire Conversations latest episode, Garrett Best takes us deeper into his recent sermon of having Obedience in Christ by having humility, action and trust. Co-hosts, Brett Bagwell and Emilee Davis join the conversation. 

Have you ever wondered what your purpose in life was? Have you ever wondered why exactly you were put on this earth, and what exactly you're supposed to do with the time you have been given here? Give this episode of RCS Campfire Conversations a listen as we try to save you a lot of time and frustration. 

Brett Bagwell, Garrett Best and Emilee Davis dive into the big topic of Identity Crisis and discuss three major points that may be affecting how you live your life on a daily basis. 

In Episode 1 of RCS Campfire Conversations, Brett Bagwell and Garrett Best discuss the martyrdom of Jesus Christ disciples, Peter and Andrew. They discuss the history and context of the martyrdom of these passionate followers of Jesus Christ. 

The RCS Campfire Conversations podcast exists to deepen our students faith through intentionally discussed topics BIG Question requests, and follow-up discussions presented during our weekly services at The U and Bible study. Campfire Conversations does not exist to replace The U or any of our weeky gatherings but rather add additional material for our students to use as tools and resources in their walk.