What will you do next? Ralph Manous asked campers to start forming their plans for growing in Christ once they returned home. He challenged them to seek out their youth leaders and seeing other people who are running after Christ and come alongside them to begin growing.

Travis retells the many ups and downs of the life of Joseph. And he likens it to the game of UNO--cards that make the game unpredictable. But God's purpose for Joseph worked out, and Travis reassured kampers that God's purpose for them will be fulfilled.

David Arechiga comes from Mark 4 where Jesus slept in the boat while his disciples feared the storm. The disciples were exactly where they were supposed to be...and that mean riding out a storm. David reminds us that trials aren't always a bad thing, but opportunities to use faith.

An algorithm helps someone interpret new data and make decisions. James Hogue give 3 promises for the new believers that will help them in their new life after making a decision for Christ.

Chauncee Holston follows up on Crosstalk with the story of how God told Saul he would be king while Saul was doing the mundane task of searching for his father's donkeys. So many times, what God has planned for us comes through the every-day tasks. Chauncee encouraged campers to be faithful and humble even in the small things.

Travis used chocolate milk to illustrate to campers that something has been added to their lives that makes them more than ordinary. But just like chocolate syrup...you gotta stir it up!

“Why does God love me?” Jenson asked of God, recalling his past mistakes. God’s answer - “Because I AM love!”Hear Jenson’s powerful plea to KAA2 campers to come to Christ.

Ryan Colpitts follows up from Crosstalk the night before and shares how his basketball aspirations never really satisfied him. Choosing Christ everyday does.

2021’s Crosstalk involves characters who must make decisions…much like Pilate had to decide in his life if he would let Barabbas, the murderer, or Jesus, the Christ, go free.