Student ministry is not an island to itself, but an important, vital part of the church. During this special weekend, we’re reminded that the church isn’t segmented by ministries but that we're all part of the same team working together. Speaker: Brock O'Dell

When God came in the flesh and lived as we were intended to, He did so in community. Jesus prayed for who God wanted Him to do life with. Who are the people God has or wants to bring into your life to join you on the path to true community? Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Jesus is described in Scripture as coming “full of grace and truth,” yet we often lean into just one or the other. However, when our feelings meet the God full of full grace and truth, they can lead us back to the promise of freedom found in Christ. Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Both within and outside the church, there is a lot of pain. But just as Jesus, in John 5, healed an invalid man who felt alone, He wants to meet us on our mats and call us into healing, purpose, and community if we are willing to listen to Him. Speaker: Carl Kuhl

A marriage without grace and forgiveness will lead to divorce, lifelong bitterness, or emotionally numb resignation. We can draw strength to forgive from the good news that God forgave us long before He called us to forgive our spouse. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Marriage, in a Biblical sense, creates a unique oneness between a husband and a wife. A generous, thoughtful, sacrificial sex life can strengthen the bond of marriage and serve as an example of the unique oneness God wants to have with His people. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Scripture is clear that our generosity benefits us more than those who receive it. We are to be generous toward our spouse with our words, time, and attention. Oddly enough, such selfless love may lead to a sweeter marital experience for us, too. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

In 2 Corinthians, Paul says, “Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.” This principle is also true relationally, as a healthy marriage is dependent on how spouses view one another. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

On this Father’s Day, we’re reminded that when we call on a Heavenly Father, we experience a new way of working that transforms our lives. Our hearts are turned toward the risen Jesus who fills us with hope and faith to walk in a new kind of life. Speaker: Kyle Idleman & Ken Idleman

Peter knew what it was like to walk with Jesus but denied Him when He went to the cross. Still, Jesus invited him back into the simple way of connection with two words: “Follow me.” It’s not about what we do for Jesus—it’s about being with Jesus. Speaker: Kyle Idleman