So many people are divided over political opinions and affiliations, as well as a host of other issues. As we dive into Romans 14, we are invited to practice unity through accepting one another the way Jesus has accepted us. (Romans 14:1-13) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

How do you live as a Christian in a culture and with a government that is often unfriendly or even against you? Paul invites us to live lives of love. This election season is an opportunity to display the one hope that doesn’t disappoint—Jesus. (Romans 13:8-14) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Paul instructs Christians to “be subject to the governing authorities.” What does it look like for us today—especially in our polarized political climate—to be subject to the governing authorities while following Jesus faithfully? (Romans 13:1-7) Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Look around and you won’t find much harmony or peace, but Christians are called to live in harmony. That may have seemed like wise advice for righteous living in the past but today seems radical. Yet, we are to live out the radical way of Jesus. Romans 12 : 14-21 Speaker: Kyle Idleman

If we really love, we’ll move from selfish to selfless lives. Paul instructs us to never be lazy, to serve enthusiastically, to practice hospitality, and to be ready to help God’s people when in need. What might that look like for us today? (Romans 12 : 11-13) Speaker: Matt Reagan

How will the full force of the church be unleashed? Love. In a world full of dissension, conflict, and anger, the church will stand out and be a city on a hill if it lives out the love of God. How can we really love, and what impact could it make? (Romans 12:9-10) Speaker: Carl Kuhl

We long to connect with others, but the process of building authentic community can be a mystery or filled with painful memories. Yet, God wants us to experience genuine connection with others and has a plan for developing those deep relationships. (Romans 12:9-13) Speaker: Chip Ingram

There are three questions everyone will ask themselves: Who am I? Where do I belong? And what am I supposed to do? Diving into Romans 12, Chip Ingram shares how you can find answers to those questions and begin applying them in your everyday life. (Romans 12 :3-8) Speaker: Chip Ingram

So many people think of worship simply as singing songs to God on Sunday mornings, but Paul describes worship as offering our entire lives to God as living, holy sacrifices. What would it look like for us to actually live that way? (Romans 12 :1-2) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

As a church, we want to see every generation chase after Jesus, displaying lives that bear much fruit. Join us on this special Student Takeover weekend as we are challenged to live connected, obedient, and fruitful lives in every season. Speaker: Brock O'Dell