[Speaker: Austin Conner] When you stand before Jesus and he asks if you'll be saved, what will you say? Is it your faith, your baptism, your theology? What do you think your friends, roommates, co-workers would say?

[Speaker: Kyle Richter] Jesus told his disciples to go to the ends of the earth, but they were hesitant at first. It wasn't easy for early church insiders to include outsiders. Why? What was the turning point? And what can we learn from it?

[Speaker: Austin Conner] Wouldn't it be nice to have a reset button? To simply push a button and start over? Change what's been going on in the present and start fresh? In Acts 9 we seeGod drastically changed Saul's life, and his story gives for those who seem even the farthest away from Jesus.

[Speaker: Kyle Richter] Our culture wants a Jesus who is just one of the many ways to God, someone who is just a small part of a larger truth. But that's not who Jesus says he is. Can it make sense when Jesus says he is the only way and the only truth?

[Speaker: Austin Conner] When the Holy Spirit shows up at Pentecost, he shows us that God is serious about drawing imperfect people from all nations and languages to himself. He continues that call 2,000 years later.

[Speaker: Kyle Richter] Two thousand years ago, something happened in history. Something happened that changed the course of the world as we know it. Jesus launched the world’s largest religion. How did he do it? Is Jesus really who the Bible says he is? Is he really worth committing our lives to?

[Speaker: Jensen Holt McNair] Our fear of missing out can seem harmless at times, but what if it is actually rooted in something much deeper? What is it about our culture that feeds our fear of missing out?

Our fear of missing out can seem harmless at times, but what if it is actually rooted in something much deeper? What is it about our culture that feeds our fear of missing out?

[Speaker: Kermit Summerall] How far would you go to fit in? We all want to fit in, but when fitting in means losing our Christ-like distinctiveness, it hurts our relationship with God, our mission to the world - it’s not who we are! But how do we have enough courage to live in and love a world that's dofferent from us?

[Speaker: Colleen Luley] When you think about it, we spend a lot of time and energy comparing ourselves to others. And when we dwell on how our lives may or may not look like someone else's, we're actually letting ourselves be drawn away from Jesus and his mission for our lives. Yet Jesus gives us hope on how to follow him and serve others in the places he has us.