Wes Smith preaches from Hebrews 13:11-14 at our final SC United of the year about Jesus calling us outside the camp in order to sacrifice parts of our life for the gospel. 

Our HBCU Director, Charles Holmes preaches from Mark 11 about the marginalized in the temple as Jesus comes to cleanse it. This is tied to the marginalized in society and how Jesus approaches, welcomes and loves all who are marginalized. 

Our College Pastor, Wes Smith, preaches from John 11 about the disappointment that Mary and Martha felt when Lazarus died. Wes connects this with the disappointment that each person feels at some point in their lives and the way that Jesus approaches us in those moments.

Our Discipleship Pastor, Josh Ferguson, preaches from the passage of the great banquet in Luke 14. He speaks on the greatness of the banquet that the Lord offers us and the apathy of those that often see the world as more pleasing than what the Lord has to offer.

Wes Smith preaches a powerful message about the beauty of the good life following the one and only shepherd at our first SC United of the year. He unpacks the truth of where goodness comes from despite the world telling us otherwise.

In our final SC United of the year, Wes Smith brings us a message from 1 John 4:7-12 about what it looks like to be the Family of God according to Scripture through reflecting the love of God to others. We then hear from two students who have been deeply impacted by the love of different Family Groups in our ministry.

Elizabeth Hughes and Molly Smith led our students in a breakout talking the complexities of emotions and how to use them for God's glory and recognizing that they are a gift from our God who has emotions. They discuss the tension between how to process emotions and not be ruled by them.

In this interview we get to hear from two of our very own from the Summit College State team, Tanner & Sydney Powell, about God's call to move them to Myrtle Beach to reach Coastal Carolina. They will be going with a Summit Church plant with Tanner leading their college ministry.

Sarah from Mercy College tells the story of how she went from death to life while at UNCC and how the Mercy College community has loved her well through discipleship. She then details what God has been up to in her life today through her discipleship of others in her community and what God has for her next after graduation.

Yana Conner leads this breakout on the tension between caring for yourself and denying yourself through every day practical things such as taking the sabbath but also sacrificing certain aspects of our lives in order to have a more holistic healthy lifestyle.