In Session 4, we interview 2 different young adult leaders about their struggles with depression, doubt, addiction, and how Jesus brought healing and life through the Truth of who He is.

In Session 2 of RUSH 2022, we interviewed some students and leaders about their own stories and how they were awakened to salvation through Jesus.

Pastor Brian kicks off RUSH 2022 and our Theme "Wake Up" by talking about the starting point of salvation.

In our last Reckless of the year, Todd talks about what separates us as followers of Jesus from those who aren't...the reality of heaven.  As Christians, we are called to focus on the eternal, not the temporary things of this world.  How can we do that?

In our final discussion podcast of the school year, Caleb and Derek discuss the challenges of expanding our own kingdom vs expanding God's Kingdom.   They also discuss how decisions like cheating impact us and the joys of playing Monopoly.  We look forward to recording more episodes starting August 2022!

In week 4 of our DIFFERENT series, Dakota talks about what it looks like to be part of God's Kingdom and why putting Jesus on the throne of our lives is better than putting us on the throne.

In this week's Student Discussion episode, Caleb talks with Corey and Makayla about authority.  They discuss how they handle people in authority over them and what their thoughts are on living under the authority and accountability of God.  They also talk about RUSH Camp while laughing a ton.  

In week 3 of Different, Tyler uses the story of the Prodigal Son to talk about the difference between living as though we are the authority over our lives and living under the accountability and authority of our Heavenly Father.

For this episode, Caleb talks with Cooper about Senior Night at Reckless and what affect Cancel Culture has on today's generation.  They also discuss pies.  That's right...two dudes sitting in a room discussing pies and cancel culture.  It's that kind of episode!

In week 2 of DIFFERENT, it's Senior Night at Reckless, and we look at how we handle moments when people make mistakes or hurt us.  Are we quick to cancel people out like the culture, or do we model Jesus's heart of grace?