Listen to NC State's Director, Logan Maloney, and staff members, Richard Marshall and Katie Strobel, give tips on what it looks like in this time to share the gospel with people that we may be around more than ever in this season! That's right, that is our family members, our neighbors and even our classmates online! 

Listen to The Summit Church's college pastor, Wes Smith, teach on biblical decision making, followed by an interview with Elizabeth Hughes and Jordan Kohman on how to decide which option is best for you when you graduate. 

While this bonus episode is primarily for our seniors, it is still worth a listen since many of you will be in the same place as them in a few years, trying to figure out what in the world to do after graduation. Senior year can be a season where there are unlimited options and a lot of uncertainty and this can make it difficult to know what to do. So grab a Bible, pen, and paper and join us as we discuss how to make decisions.

On this episode of the Love Your Neighbor Series, we will be hearing from Charles Holmes about the effects of Cancel culture and how to love people who may have been "canceled" or done something worthy of being "canceled". Cancel culture has become an expression that in many ways highlights an unhealthy aspect of our generation's relationship with social media. We are joined by Josh Ferguson and Ciara King in this episode as they show how the gospel applies to this situation and some simple ways to love your neighbor in this culture.

On this episode of the Love Your Neighbor Series, we will be discussing how to love your neighbor who is physically separated from you, which in this season means virtually. Josh Ferguson leads us through different barriers and Biblical truths to remember during this time and then is joined by Logan Maloney and Amy Rogers to hear some practical ways we can go about loving our neighbor from afar.

Resources:

Fun Virtual Ideas

Accountability Document

Don't Waste Your Quarantine

On this episode of the Love Your Neighbor Series, we will be hearing from Charles Holmes, the HBCU Director for Summit College, and Sam Mendez, UNC Summit College Staff Member, about why the gospel points us to love our neighbor that is culturally different than us and how practically to do that well.

On this episode of the Love Your Neighbor Series, we will be sharing 3 counter-cultural postures Scripture calls us to take in order to display the love of Christ to our neighbor in a COVID age.  Then Wes Smith and Elizabeth Hughes will join Josh Ferguson in discussing some ways to practically live out those postures on the college campus. 

Episode Resources: 

https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/4-reasons-wear-mask/

https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/church-dont-let-coronavirus-divide/

Welcome to the first episode of the Love Your Neighbor Series! In this episode Wes Smith, Summit College pastor, will be laying down the Biblical foundation for loving your neighbor while Charles Holmes, NCCU Summit College campus director, will be discussing some Biblical principles we can apply to life on the college campus to love our neighbor well

Welcome to The Summit College Podcast's newest series: Love Your Neighbor! This series is designed to help college students love their neighbor on the college campus in both word and deed in our complex cultural moment. 

Don't cry because it's over... no, please seriously don't cry. Instead, smile for our final episode, full of as much pomp as Bernice and Agrippa.

Join us today as we H.E.A.R. Acts 26:19-23 together, led by Clay Perry!